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Hi All, For those who haven't seen previous release, DCMO5 is one of the best emulator of the Thomson MO5 home computer running on many systems such as MacOS, Windows and Unix. It has been written by Daniel Coulom (see http://dcmo5.free.fr/ for further details). Caanoo-MO5 is a port on Caanoo...

big thanks, can't wait to give it a try ! :)

ok je vais regarder ca :)

@CKeichel: +1, but i won't feed that troll anymore :D back-to-topic: what emulators are missing in the first place on caanoo ? If they were working fine on gp2x f100, if the source code is available, then i can try to port some of them :P

the compatibility should be the same as the original emu Jzintv

I'm sure you've got personal/good reasons not to like GPH at all, but i can't see any facts in your comment/critism. What i can see for the Caanoo from my personal experience is that GPH provides everything that is needed to dev on it, a SDK + documentation, samples / examples, kernel sources...

My case is may be not representative, but since i got a Caanoo and don't touch the Wiz. The dev environnment, system stability, easy usb ethernet, fast boot process, are for me real / major improvements. My dev-life is much easier on a Caanoo, it's really convenient to dev on it (even if the...

I forgot to mention that for several games, you need to toggle between analog/cursor mode in the settings menu.

Hi All, Jzintv is an emulator of the Intellivision videogame system written by Joe Zbiciak running on many systems such as Linux, Unix, Windows and MacOS. See http://spatula-city.org/~im14u2c/intv/ Here is a port on Caanoo of the version 20051204 that i had previously ported to PSP, Wiz etc...

thanks, it was due to the parenthesis ')' in the url.

you need to have 'arm-gph-linux-gnueabi-gcc' in your PATH.

Hi All, TI99Sim is a very good emulator of Texas Instruments TI99 home computer running on Windows and Unix. The emulator faithfully imitates the TI99/4 model (see http://www.mrousseau.org/programs/ti99sim/) Caanoo-TI99 is a port on Caanoo of my previous Wiz port version. How to use it ...

if you don't like any of the three portable consoles, as crow_riot said, you probably won't be happy with wiz or caanoo. Can you tell us a bit more on why psp, dingoo or pandora didn't fit your needs ? From my point of view the main differences between the wiz and the caanoo are : - the size...

using usb hub you can plug both usb keyboard and wifi dongle (that's what i'm doing for testing). As you said, the existing homebrew browser 'links' has no on screen keyboard, so if you don't have any keyboard, it can be used only to browse existing web sites using bookmarks (not really useful)...

yes, as for others, my wpa2 finally works fine ! thanks for this update !

If someone doesn't like the default screen stretch mode, then you can download this version : http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/public/pandora/reminiscence/reminiscence-v0.1.11-pnd.zip Using the ATL+LEFT and ATL+RIGHT keys you can change the default stretch mode

nice one thanks :)

thanks :)

very nice game ! thanks :)

I can't remember where i've found it, may be on this forum (on thread dealing with kernel/module compilation) or on fungp web site. For the RT driver, i've tried several version before to find the one that works with this kernel version. May be you can do the same with your module.