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This is absolutely nothing compared to the thievery of Timbaland of "Acid Jazzed Evening". I'm sure you've heard of it but if you haven't and live in a cave check it out

As for the themes: I am not sure how to install one but honestly I have so many other things to do I am pretty sure this won't get done :( A for the renaming of links: I believe it's the button "Y" you press to toggle between the different keyboard character sets. Look down below and there...

It'd really just mostly be recompiling my GP2X port so yeah I'll proabably do that too.

I didn't ask for mine but it's pretty cool it screws Internet Exploder up. B)

I'll probably port it in the next week or two..

Normally if a repair depot were tasked with a job like this they would use a tool like this one to quickly and completely suck all the solder out of all the PCB holes. Since you only have a soldering gun (and one of the worst in the world probably) you will need to get creative. This is one...

It's funny because I ran into similar problems on Open2X for the GP2X. I own one of these cards and it is, at least nowadays, somewhat flakey in its ability to be recognized even when inserted before powering on the GP2X. I know you are talking about the Wiz but it makes me think. Someone...

Not a bad idea, it might be fun to experiment with a setting like this when porting Open2X

I had similar problems recently when I tried to reencode DVDs into a format suitable for the GP2X. It was a 3 hour long Divx file and would go out of sync constantly unless you occasionally fast-forwarded or rewinded. I didn't have the same problem with some older Divx files that I played...

I'm with DaveC about this. Apple hardware has always been a racket and it looks like it always will be. Say what you want about their software but their desktop hardware is overpriced and limited in so so many ways. Don't really have an opinion on the iphone or the ipod however, as I've...

You could also see found.000 files in more innocuous situations like when.. a person ejects an SD while Linux writing a directory entry in a subfolder. They can also be caused by a failed bootup, batteries dieing, unit freezing while overclocked, etc etc. Windows chkdsk is what produces those...

If anyone out there had trouble with Open2X DR7's SDHC support I would like you to try a new version that hopefully fixes some or all of that incompatibility: F100 version ( md5sum: 6337de68e1c542709d6165a75e6899bc ) http://www.mediafire.com/?wtlmzmnidmo F200 version ( md5sum...

RedBaron is the new sukhigp

No, it shouldn't matter what version you're using. Just be sure to use the correct version for your model: F100 or F200. Right now it's only mainly only being worked on by me and there are still some bugs to fix and features I'd like to add. I can't say when the next version will be out as I...

I'll do it for free if you just pay the shipping.. I am in Maine and will PM you.

Well I am sure there are numerous ways to configure it, and something that meets your requirements would of course be possible and probable.

Yes, Open2X already supports it on a per-application basis and also per-application support for masking js0's values as seen by the application, allowing perfect configurability.

I disagree here because I think Open2X's USB->gamepad support is pretty much the answer to everyone's USB gamepad problems. It can be configured for *any* gamepad and works without any lag or overhead at all. It even supports the soft-reset ability of Open2X: when you press the secret button...

Another solution would be the same one I used in Open2X. If it works, I think it is the best solution because it works reliably 100% of the time and cannot be overridden, has little overhead, and is perfectly reconfigurable: You modify the kernel so that a custom userspace daemon can take...

That really blows because on my cradle the buzzing is present on the RCA jacks but using the phono jack for audio is good enough. The TVout cable sucks because it doesn't let you use Open2X's awesome USB joypad stuff :(