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I still use my GP2X every day, mainly as an ebook reader.

It seems pretty pointless. It's like the ratings system on the archive all over again.

It's possible, it's already on the GP2X.

If the version of vi you are using is based on vim and it's got dos endings, you'll get [dos] on the status line. do :se ff=unix to change it to unix

I'll probably get a wiz a some point, but I'm broke at the moment. Someone's just had a second look at our house so I'm hoping the money situation will be better soon.

I don't class this as a hack, it's how I always run my GP2X programs. The menu shouldn't be called from inside the program as it means if the program crashes you don't return to the menu. The script also makes debug easier as stdout/err can be monitored or ignored as required.

I would expect your script to be running as root, I doubt the wiz will have other users set up. Try pwd in termula I expect the current directory is where termula runs and cd ../.. gets you back to the root of your SD card. From the menu, I'd expect the current directory to be where the...

Using semicolons just allow you to put the commands on one line, it should make no difference but I think I know what's going on. What editor are you using? Windows notepad? I wonder if you've got <cr><lf> on the end of your lines. Linux uses just <lf> If you try vi in termula, do you see...

Agreed :)

I haven't got a wiz so I can't try it, but I'll try it on the gp2x when I get a chance Yes, you should call the menu an the end, I think that's why it sticks at the loading screen The change to .sub is wrong, the second parameter on basename is the suffix to remove. To change it to .sub it...

I assume you want to rename all avi files? If so CODE for file in *.avi do mv "$file" "`basename "$file" .avi`" done to get back CODE for file in * do mv "$file" "$file".avi done but you might be better to change the extension to something that's not .avi rather than removing it...

Just make the bezel a user definable image and provide a method of of selecting them, then everyone can have what they want :)

You can bet they'll be extra anti-homebrew measures, but most people won't care, they'll just buy as much crap as Sony can shovel at them. It'll probably sell well, more's the pity.

Assuming the wiz works like the GP2X, you don't need to do any of the above, just write a script that runs your program redirecting stdout as in your original post. Edit: Jan-Nik beat me to it

You need to open a file and use dup2 to close STDOUT and replace it with your log file. Here's an example (no error checking included). I've used cout (printf is so C :)). CODE #include <iostream> #include <unistd.h> #include <fcntl.h> using namespace std; int main(int, char**) { int fd...

It should work on the Wiz, I haven't got one though.

Ok, I'll take all the credit then :D

Thanks, but I did the original port of release 104, but Zear's the one who's been keeping it up to date.

Good to be back

Done - well deserved