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I don't know but uploading of files is very fast so you don't have to worry about that.

  You can use the FAT32 without problems. My SD card has a 128 MB EXT3 partition and a FAT32 one with the rest of the space, so you only need to make a dir named "sd" on /mnt and add the following lines to etc/rc.local: CODE mount -t vfat /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/sd /mnt/sd/autoexec.dge This way...

No, but you can use lrzsz to send/receive files. I can upload the binaries if you want them.

Then go on. I was going to port it but since you're familiar with the MAME code I guess yours is a sure bet :)

Booboo has released the dual boot. More details here I've been porting some emus the past weeks so stay tuned ;)

That doesn't make sense. Craigx said "we're working on MAME and Atari" way before booboo began to work on linux so you must read between lines. What craigx really meant to say was : "I've sent a Dingoo to Zoddtd and he'll "try" to port Franxis' Mame4All, the chances are almost zero but hype...

  No QUOTE I also wonder if MAME will be developed for the stock firmware or linux if/when it finally gets released. I really doubt you'll see a MAME for the stock firmware. 

Both "models" use the same firmware. The problem was that if you brick your new Dingoo while updating the firmware, you can't unbrick it with the old recovery tool because the LCD controller is different, but now you can :)

Sofia has sent me the recovery tool for the Dingoo with the new LCD controller. Download it here

 fingolfin, one the ScummVM co-leads, posted this: QUOTE A native port probably would be possible. If somebody donates the device to me, I'd be willing to make one (assuming that the SDK etc. are available for free, and it uses GCC, so that I can setup a cross compiler on OS X). Full thread here

  I don't think so. Mplayer for linux is far worse than the mplayer compiled for the official firmware.

I'd like to see the Wiz benchmarks (at 200 MHz, 430 MHz, 800 MHz if possible)

  That's the reason why I bought a Dingoo: the price. After the GP2X fiasco, I promised myself that I wouldn't spend more than 75€ on (yet another) portable console so the Wiz is out of the question. For those who don't care about money: get the Wiz.

Done.

I totally agree with that.

My A320 is alive! Sofia, the Dingoo representative, has sent me the recovery tool: CODE http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2V2X65SR

DCEmu has added a Dingoo A320 sub-forum: CODE http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=311

I only have a bricked Dingoo :( so I never tested those functions. Sure thing :D Someone who doesn't tell us the big secret about the OS (µCosII) is going to release 'his' source code. QUOTE Q: What operating system does the dingoo A320 run? A: Sorry for that I can not tell you, hope you can...

Take a look at the interface.c file (lcd_get_frame and kbd_get_status) included with the SDK examples.