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:) That's brilliant news that you're still working on this! I love MAME on my GP32!! Ed

Great work, brilliant to see some system 16 support! Will try to test it out today, Ed

Great news, keep up the good work! Ed

Just wanted to say thanks very much for the update, I can't wait to try this! Keep up the good work! Ed

Grrr, I still haven't had any response about my order! And he's got my money by paypal. I'd advise anyone to stay away from gp32z... he seems to be ignoring my emails :angry: Ed

Brilliant news!! Keep up the good work! Ed :D

I ordered a couple of bits from them a few months ago and have heard nothing since :angry: Ed

I ordered one form there almost 2 months ago and it still hasn't arrived (in the UK)... Ed

Someone's doing a port of Pinball Dreams to the C64. Read about it here: http://www.lemon64.com/forum/viewtopic.php...r=asc&start=135 The demo is pretty impressive! Ed

It seems like it would - which would be great - except that they're out of stock...

I found blu-tack was good at removing excess graphite, just keep sticking it onto the resistor until it comes away clean.

Of course it's a temporary solution - my soldering iron has a 3mm tip, so it's too big to solder such small components to the board. I'll get my hands on a smaller one soon and sort it permanently.

Ok, sounds like I should do more testing. I tried the pencil mod, screwed everything up and managed to get my GP32 working again having replaced the R53 resistor. Still, my GP32 was overclockable to 166MHz both before and after I played around with it.

Yes, I have never been able to go faster than this - my GP32 resets at 168MHz.

Wow, just tried this out on my GP32 NLU 166MHz and it works great! I tried it on Comix Zone and found exactly the same as Phoda: On DrMD 2.0 (set to 166 MHz) I get ~17 fps on this beta (set to 133 MHz) I get ~30 fps it makes the game a lot more playable!

Totally agree! I won't be trying this again, 166MHz is fine for pretty much everything, besides I don't want to disturb that blu tack!

Ok, I couldn't resist trying this, so I had a go on my GP32 non-lit 166MHz. I tried drawing over the resistor several times with an HB pencil, but my GP32 wouldn't go over 166MHz. The surface of the resistor is shiny and the pencil lead was not sticking to it, so in a moment of sheer utter...

auto frameskip would be great - I love castaway, it's one of the most polished, complete emulators on the GP32 Ed

Thanks for the update - the chatboard works great! Ed :)

GPfrodo doesn't yet have chatboard support does it?? Ed