A very dumb question about Open MSX

yum, yes, emulators aren't the real thing, of course not. But they are very convenient and less time consuming to use. I used my CeTec MPC-80 and my HB 75-D for a long time, until my Sony disk drive went defective. Then, I got 2 MSX2 form a friend of mine, but these tow MSX computers also have defect disk drives. They would require a lot of space, too, at least for the TV set. (I don't watch TV any more and put my TV set away.) So, for many years, I haven't had a working computer at all. It was hard to admit to myself that nowadays it is essential to have a PC and even to use Windows. (Maybe some day there will be some exorcist software to erase pron, satans rock and -- most important -- Windows from our PCs.) Last year, I bought a laptop and resumed working with MSX via blueMSX emulator, even if it isn't the real thing. Holding a 3.5" disk in my hands is still a good feeling, but USB sticks are much better and more convenient and more robust and have more capacity, i.e. an ideal replacement for disks.

By the way, did you attended Bussum 2003?

Noooooooo.. what do you need mouse control for in MBWAVE??

To solve your "fast cursor-syndrome". Just click the right position in BMWave

@Tanni: Yes. I attended that fair. I even did a small lecture there about Bombaman, or maybe that was Tilburg 2003. However. I was there.

Most trackers nowadays use a mouse. I use Reason and wouldn't know how to compose something without my beloved mouse. But you are right when saying that MBWave is better off without a mouse.

But when I started the program for the first time, I missed one very little thing and that are the MSX-system roms. I only have some strange C-Bios thingies that only do cartridges.

Please check this for an extensive reply: http://openmsx.sourceforge.net/manual/setup.html#systemroms

So my question is: "How do I make Open MSX behave like my real MSX at home(Turbo R GT, Moonsound, GFX 9k, IDE-CF thingie, Z380, Slotexpander, Music Module)?"

Z380 is not supported, sorry. The rest is. GFX9K is not as accurate as the V99x8 VDP's, but it's still running almost all known GFX9K software as it should.

Thanks y'all