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you are right, it just takes some time until it leaves the black screen (my impatience)

bought another SMC. Wow, very polished. The Games I have tested worked quite well (Choplifter, Arkanoid, Donkey Kong, Phoenix, Track&Field, Green Beret, Scramble, 1942, Ghosts'n'Goblins and others I can't remember). I couldn't start Battlezone though.

F***, my last SMC-Card died as I tried to copy the emulator.... Hmm, I will have to buy another SMC over ebay and I will test it soon. Thank you, Slaanesh

this is really a great improvement: I like the scale options and also the fact that you do not see linux running in the background anymore. Thank you very much for this.

that's what I thought as well, but the file manager does not work. It always crashes. Anyway, the script works now.

it works now, many thanks!

Thanks a lot. I understand. However, I was not able to edit the cfg-file. I have tried it under windows xp first with the text editor and then with notepad++. However, after editing the config-file, the system could not open it anymore: error while booting linux/dmenu.

I am not familiar with linux and I have problems to bring picodrive to work. I have placed the picodrive folder into the root/local-folder. For mame4all this works perfectly. However, dmenu does not recognize picodrive. I use the latest dingux version of July 28 with only one FAT 32 partition...

wow, it is so much fun. some games are really fast and some are really slow and some do not work at all (e.g. neo geo, maybe I do something wrong). Somehow, I like it, that there is something operating in the background. It gives the whole thing some kine of a punk rock feeling, just like the...

sweet. I guess this will encourage many users to actually use dingoo linux. this again will maybe encourage the devs to do even more for the dingoo.

Slaanesh, are you going to recompile mame4all to meet the requirements of the new installation pack? http://www.dingux.com/2009/07/system-installation-pack-and-toolchain.html

I already love it. First, I thought why should I have it on the Dingoo, I have it already on the WIZ. But then again, it's is just pure fun to have Mame4all on this cheap and nice Chinese thing. Slaanesh, thanks a lot for your effort.

hmm, what is missing at the current amiga emulators for handhelds is hard drive emulation (i.e. whdload, demos etc.). I hope that this will happen at least for the Pandora.

Shadow of the Beast plays like a dream. Nice. And I tried Apidya again. It seems that the first time I tried it (see my former post) I did something wrong with the overclocking. Sorry Pickle. I mean it is not full speed, but its playable.

Yes, I still use my gp32 for GB/GBC-Emulation. Wonderful.

Thank you Pickle. This is a nice port from the gp2x to the wiz. I already had a lot of fun with it, although many games are not full speed (e.g. Apidya is quite slow). However, most of the games are playable.

Thank you so much. It is always a special pleasure to re-explore the fine games of the computer of my youth on a new handheld console.

nice one. I just walked through the first level of Alien Syndrome. However, I am not able to select other disk images. Alien Syndrome is the first one on the list. If I go to the disk selection menu, it just throws me back to the main menu. Apparently, it chooses the first entry.

Pole Position runs pretty well on my plastic monster GP2X. It's quite playable now. o.k, I always had troubles with the key setting. button down for acceleration and no key for gear shift.

wow, nice!