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I totally agree with kardasan it's the news zone, not the developer's area, but still people should be aware that not every single psx4all user must post fancy thanks and so on to the authors...

I think that review is pretty much lame too, but it got some bad points correctly: my main agreement is playing videos, my gp2x halts most of the times and when not, sometime it display choppy videos, we have to have better video codecs... he didn't mention how lame the stick in gp2x is, which...

hey man congratulations! ^_^ I'm also glad that most games works flawless with a d-pad, there will be a lot less work to do.. ^_^² I hope the stick push feels good, not erratic like the gp2x standard one..

I mean, does DrMD, Quake, DooM and stuff like that work as well? I don't play much of neo geo (I still haven't installed gngeo2x so far, I'll when my replacement joy caps are in hands), altough DrMD emulates d-pad based machines, other (native) games may get confused perhaps?

I'm sorry my english is not the best, but when you guys say that just one game wasn't possible to play correctly you say it about neogeo games at all (I think) or you say it about every freakin' game known tried? the best option in avr mcu in DIP>14 is AVR90s2313, it's the easiest AVR mcu to...

why don't you create a tiny ext2 filesystem (let's say 16mb) in a file and place every soft link there, then you add a line into fstab to use /mnt/sd/link.ext2 to mount in /mnt/ext then you can place any link you want into /mnt/ext, can even copy the whole sd into ext just by linking.... when...

ok, sorry for the late reply using a single dip-14 microcontroller can be pretty much easy, I was thinking in an atmel attiny24 or attiny44, both have 14 pins which 12 can be used for general purpose, which means 4 inputs and 8 outputs, perfect joystick fitting (perhaps the only bad is that we...

I can do it too, as I'm familiar with microcontroller programming all I need to know is how much space do I you have to implement this circuitry, does a DIP14 microcontroller fits? the main problem in my point of view is to handle SMD devices, which probably would have to be the only option...

I used my gp2x on a 3.6V regulated power supply (plugged in DC input) and it worked fine, and I've ran it for a long time squidge gone further and ran up to more then 4v, but after going beyond 3.9V the screen was starting to get brighter, so he stopped for 1.2V based batteries I would suggest...

the question about the usleep is not to hammer the memory bus, which can be replaced by a dummy loop if your program don't have work to do if you keep calling/interfacing 940, it's likely yo spend much more time/bandwidth interfacing the coprocessors than what is really consumed by ogg decoding...

it will say (on the terminal): Segmentation fault. screen probably will keep the same until you restart gp2xmenu, which can be very bad by faulting on a "now loading" screen or something like that...

do me nice: have you seen that your flame took about half of the time I've spent to just answer the fu***ng question? there should be a rule: one can only flame other if the answer for the question is longer than 1 minute spent answering people should get sick of this RTFM bad-will to help...

Static recompilation: read the whole program, translate everything into native code and execute it, the main limitation is code-morphing programs Interpreter: read a instruction, translate to native code and execute it Dynamic recompilation: keep it like an interpreter, but keep the recompiled...

Sometime ago I made some programs using only nasm and ld And as I opened the program in gdb, it shows me that it starts processing right on my code Ld can link and write some header for your program, namely defining the entry point or initial stack but no code is injected at all So I guess you...

I think that you're expecting too much from gp2x and most likely are going to have a big deception 1. Playing mp3s on gp2x is possible but it's no way made for such job, perhaps someone will develop an mp3 player in near future which outperform standard mp3/ogg player (have some better...

using that IC one could simply get any voltage directly from batt and step-up to +5vdc usb power, its 125mA limitation is quite a good factor, as current in the batteries will rise up to 200mA or more on full load but this IC is dip sized, wich can lead to size problems I think (altough I've...

come on, you're discussing about two approaches that are totally different in one hand we have portability, with that on mind, the best scenario is to copy everything on SD, then you can be anywhere you want and still have a good time on the other, wired-up machine, you can have faster access...

definetely you don't need to mknod anything networks interfaces are not like these devices found in /dev/ if you search, you're not going to find something like /dev/eth0 or /dev/ppp0 and it's pretty sure that linux is not capable of finding the driver itself, so you should manually modprobe it...

I think that it's best start coding C, as people from basic are not familiar with object oriented programming (and also C is faster than C++) if you have ever used the DIM statement in basic, in C you'll have to do it for each variable that you got besides that, you'll have to include some...

Oh, now I see why you want this filesystem approach, so then you can use SDL... I think it's easier and more compatible malloc'ing, but you're likely to have trouble with SDL after... Anyway, I think that int system() returns -1 if the program can't be executed or 0~127 if the execution...