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I'll try installing firmware 2.1.0... <gulp> Anyway, for now you can just use the tweak script.

Which version firmware are you using? I've stayed with 2.0 for now. The flickering is still there for the virtual keyboard at present - I didn't claim to have fixed that yet :-P

I think my host's died. Luckily, Google seems to have a better bandwidth allocation, so get it here: http://criticalhippo.googlepages.com/uae4allgp2x

[Kick Off 2] I used Kick Off 2 - Return To Europe from TOSEC. I had emu bias set to full CPU, and sound ON. BTW, 0.6.1 is out now, without the crashing on overclock select. It was a stupid bug from my merging.

I fixed the overclock crash thing (and added a 240MHz option), and stopped the input mode indicators flickering. It's version 0.6.1, from the same place as before.

I just ran KO2 fine. <shrug>

You can download 0.6.3 from http://criticalhippo.googlepages.com/uae4allgp2x until the archive here is updated. NOTE: 0.6.3 has a newly-named bitmap for the splash screen. It's gp2xsplash.bmp, and that MUST be copied over into the data directory - you can't just copy the .gpe or it won't work...

Hi, I've added Chui's FAME C core and a few other things (the MMU hack from squidge, for example). It performs so much better, and the sound quality is great. Chui Chui Rocket! ;) The file has been uploaded to the file archive here, but it must wait for approval. You can get it and try it...

Bump. No reason. Oh, apart from 0.6.0 is now out (see edited first post). Chui's new FAME C core is working well, as is squidge's mmu hack. The sound quality now is just so much better, and games are much more enjoyable (for me, anyway). I can't thank Chui enough for his latest exploits -...

That's because the Cloanto kickstarts are encrypted. You need to either download an unencryted kickstart off the web (google is your friend - you want kick13), or you could probably follow some convoluted kickstart dump process from within winuae.

Only because it's easier to debug...

I hope they do it soon, then. I've done a quick port to another ARM-based console, and it was substantially faster than VBA :)

It is nice to have a break and work on different things sometimes, you know. It can lose some of the fun of developing otherwise (in my experience).

I just looked at the source - it's so much better-organised and focussed than VBA's. Partly that's because it's not trying to do everything (GB/GBC too), I suppose. It looks like a great base to build a decent GBA emulator for the GP2X - I can't think of anyone better to do it than you, Franxis!

You can't at the moment. Cannon Fodder has a code system to access levels from what I can remember.

Thanks ;) Same problem, though. I've sent you a FAME_DEBUG output log if you get the chance to take a look at it.

Wow - I'd never thought of doing that ;) Compiling it isn't the problem at the moment... patience.

You and fox68k are brilliant. Thanks. I woke up in the middle of the night and couldn't get back to sleep so I thought I'd check the forums. I wish I'd not gone to sleep at all now ;) I'll get this out ASAP. If I could get gn0stic's source too, that would be fabulous, but I appreciate that...

I realy enjoyed the story of the genesis of this game - you're a good writer ;)

It's probably inline x86 asm, which the arm assembler wouldn't like too much ;) EDIT: you could try passing -D__NO_MATH_INLINES to avoid it