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there's a working iMX21-ads (which is an ARM9 platform running Linux) emulator called softgun, it's capable of arm9 cpu's emulation and some other things like redirect serial to a console, framebuffer, network, etc... on my athlon-xp 2600 I could even run that at 240mhz (the arm926EJS cpu...

but the capacitor's voltage is directly proportional to it's charge state, in other words, as soon as the rtc (or anything else) starts to discharge the capacitor, the voltage will be going lower and lower, while on a battery the voltage will not change(coarse as the cap) as long as the battery...

I think that i2c pins are avaiable in the ext connector, right? (not sure) anyway: realtime clock - only if it's battery backed, a capacitor is not a good option pwm controller - yeah, that's a option, but I was thinking in something more game-minded charging controller - I don't think you'll...

I don't know how windows will handle this but in Linux is very, very simple just [c]fdisk /dev/sda and partition it as you wish then, when you want to mount it, just mount /dev/sda1 instead of /dev/sda, it will do just fine if you're planning add a non-FAT partition, you can think about...

writing everything in assembler would help some software acceleration, once I started to port some procedures from C to x86 assembly from a nes/master-system emulator called darcnes, but I kept the same C structure, just rewritten the calls, so anytime I could mix original C code and...

it implements a kernel module which do cache-related operations (caches upper 32mb, flush the cache, etc..) and implement an i2c interface (I wonder if would not be better to implement that inside the i2c kernel interface instead of a minimal-lib specific interface? I wonder what rlyeh is up to...

for sure while would be a better option altough joystick handling does not change fast enough to be unusable by 60 ifs per second, still while would be much more precise and logical to use, even more if you use a mouse and while in do_down_stuff() example, always check for diagonals first, to...

Why not use rpm then? Or pkgtools from slackware? both you can install it anywhere too.. perhaps we could use that YAST from SuSE too! it have a nice front-end to install rpms... (at least the last time I've checked that, which is years ago..) pretty much I think that .zip files are ok and not...

ain't it quite weird from someone who has written in it's signature "GP2X Standards" saying that a debian-specific package is something good in any matter of way?

Hey, I think it's 712x576, at least some common DVDs use this resolution, right? I'll try to find some missing pixels when playing on TV, so far I think that everybody is there O_o

Yeah, I don't wanna to loose my linux permissions and links on gp2x, so smb was no way to go (then after I discovered that there's a new extension on samba that would allow you to let samba transport/use linux permissions, but that's only avaiable on newer versions of smbd, maybe I'll try that...

I wonder if my battery holster was damaged by a fall or if these sony's NiMH higher rating batteries are really a bit bigger than a standard AA sized battery my GP (golden-peak, not game-park) batteries don't fit on my gp2x anymore, but my sony batteries do fit ok...

if when untarring the file tar says: "gzip: stdin: decompression OK, trailing garbage ignored arm-dev/glibc tar: Child returned status 2 tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors" then you've got the problem I had, but I just ignored it, the problem is that the file have some extra bytes...

Well, after decompressing arm-tools, I've found some missing links, I wonder if you got this links broken too? /usr/local/arm-dev/arm-linux/include/asm -> /home/depss/DEPSS/linux/include/asm /usr/local/arm-dev/arm-linux/include/linux -> /home/depss/DEPSS/linux/include/linux I've linked against...

Hey man, many thanks, I really appreciate it! about your wiki page, I think that would be wiser to change the following line: $export PATH=/usr/local/arm-dev/bin to $export PATH=/usr/local/arm-dev/bin:"$PATH" Now that I have the correct devkit I think I'll be capable of compiling it myself...

Well, all playstations ARE sony indeed And there's no much option, if you don't buy sony, you'll buy a nintendo, which would do the same as sony if they had the chance, and the same consequences (seeing that consumers are sheeps and they will still buy your crap the same way), the only...

could you please upload these NFS modules?

perhaps you should use alloc_bootmem instead of kmalloc, it's not limited to 128kb, but you'll still need a kernel module indeed... odds are that you're going to get a big chunk of unfragmented memory if you're going to try it only in userspace, at least do a mlock or mlockall on the malloc'ed...

I always re-encode my videos to dimish the video size And I think that it used to work better when AC-connected, but not sure.. I use mencoder in Linux (my cpu is 99% of the time running linux), I don't think that PocketDivx have a Linux version, but I'll try it under windows if people is...

hey, I'm powering my gp2x by USB for a long time... and I've gotta tell ya, just 1 USB power source is enough for me when I connect the linear regulator I've made, the USB power drops from 5 to 4.2vdc (so it's not directly connected to +5v) but I've used 1N5333 zener diodes as a voltage...