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Well I need a break-through for DOSBox for Nanonote. Currently I'm having problems with it. It's basically delaying my alpha release. I've put considerable effort into getting it running. Getting stuck on some basic things here: It's pausing on the very first call to following code, which...

Hope you're okay mate! How's your car (or friend's car?)

Is this on the Nanonote or the A320? I've fixed a few issues since then anyway. For example pressing the SELECT key would always cause a seg fault. That's been fixed. The private test version i sent out to a few people probably won't work on the Nanonote. It will need a static build and some...

Most excellent! I shall try! Thanks for that. BTW I'm adding support for Nanonote to DOSBox, so the public beta release will probably be delayed until the weekend.

Ironically all my Linux boxes are handhelds. I only have Mac OS X and Windows XP. :-P This is going to be a pain to flash. Maybe it's already flashed? It is, after all, second hand and has the serial port mod already installed. How do you tell what version it is? EDIT: I did a uname -a and...

Got my Ben Nanonote today. Wow. It's tiny! Mine came with a serial cable attached (as described in the eBay auction). Not that you need it, it has ethernet over USB which serves me better anyway. Charging the battery as we speak. Wow, It's tiny! Oh I already said that. I said to my wife that I...

I guess that leaves Rogue then. Alright I've fixed the screens so that they are nicely centered now. Last thing before I release the public test is the controls. Just need to make sure that mapping is working okay.

Syndicate will probably run. Anything that ran on an Amiga or Atari ST will run quite nicely on DOSBox. Dungeon Keeper will definitely not run. Well it MIGHT RUN but it will be horribly slow.

I'd certainly be curious to see MAME and FBA running on the Nanonote but not sure if it's very suitable considering the lack of suitable controls. So I don't know if there would be any advantage other than curiosity sake. The big advantage that I can see would be for something like DOSBox where...

That's because all of these emulators are hard-coded to use 16-bit display drivers only. They will need special handling for 32-bit video modes. It's a bit of pain as 32-bit color is unnecessary. I don't think you really gain anything and it's slower. :-P

It is 2nd hand but pretty much "as new". So, the Nanonote only does 32-bit color? It does not do 16-bit color? That's a bit of a pain...

I've managed to get a cheap Nanonote from eBay (in Australia too!) for $70.00. Should be arriving soon so I can make sure that DOSBox is working well. Also managed to squash an annoying bug which was causing seg. fault when hitting the SELECT key. As you many (or may not) know, SDL on the A320...

I think the TV-OUT is composite only anyway so it's limited to low resolution displays. You're not ever going to get HDTV out of it to TV-OUT.

I wish I knew how to use them in gcc.

It's not really eBay's fault. Yes, they diminished the Seller's cause of action. I sold an RC Plane about a year ago. I strictly specified local pick up only. Some numb-nuts from inter-state bought it. I reluctantly agreed to send it anyway on the promise that he organize postage (ie. courier)...

I'm going to release a public test version in the next couple days.

Still working on this. Getting the video modes sorted out. I'd be very curious to try this out on a Nanonote. If someone has one and wants a private pre-release version, please send me a PM or reply on this and I will send them a pre-release version of Dingux DOSBOX. Hmmm, actually, does the...

Thanks! You wouldn't believe how much work went into it - but I had loads of fun developing it. I hope others will find it useful and fun.

Touchscreen control is probably the closest to good analog control on handhelds. The Dingoo's not going to save you there but maybe the Wiz? The Pandora's Nubs should help? Wait for that and we'll see.

I've tried two games so far: Alleycat and Gauntlet II. Gauntlet II looks nice, sound is good. This is at 336Mhz. I think it will work very nicely at 420Mhz. I'll try a few more games in the next few hours. I've also got to hook up the controls properly. It's looking good! I think it will be...