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We need geekier help than that. ;) I'm trying to work on getting the Net-over-usb functionality to work with linux, but I'm running afoul of the damn hotplug system again. Such a pain in the butt...

Nope. But a reinstall worked I get lovely chiming music from Phantasy Star. :) Now I just wonder about those greyed out options on the menu? also, is there a way to change the default speed it selects? 250 is too high for mine to handle.

Not exactly. GNUboy has one problem I can find, in that it doesn't support SRAM saves (a minor problem, since it does have savestates, but still annoying). Haven't found anything that isn't play=compatible though. Fishynes has problems with a lot of games that split the screen between the...

I'm not very familiar with ARMs. Since it's a RAM snapshot, could there be an endian-ness[0] problem? [0] If that's not a word, it should be.

Curiouser and curiouser... *Edit: SMSplus also won't run anymore. GG, GPH...

Are you using 2.0.0? I just flashed tonight, and that's all I can think of, since it's broken a few other things too (notably, the menu in DrMDx)

I don't know why, but I'm not getting any sound. The sound settings on the menu when starting a game is "faded out." I'm using firmware 2.0.0 Also, don't know if you're aware, but Battery-based saves (e.g. Phantasy Star) don't work.

Users prefer risking bricking, lockups,etc? :blink: I have to wonder if that's not a snowjob.

Good speed, good compatibility (I think it will even play Simon's Quest!). The only thing I'm waiting on is save states, since A lot of the best NES games were too long to play in one set of batteries. :)

Yep, because if there's anything the GP2X is drowning in, it's commercial games. :rolleyes:

I got your back on that one, cumpari. It's been going downhill since 7, and X-2 was the final nail in the coffin. If Curse of Darkness is any indication of the ideas they have left, Castlevania is dead. ANY WWII FPS or plane game.

Not exactly. That $100 gets you: 40GB more space HDMI output Memory Card reader 802.11b/g capability ObGP32X: Of course, in actuality the extra C-note is going to go to buying more crack for the shmuck who decided this thing was worth $500 for the crippled version to begin with.

Seems to be the shared fate of all of the NES emus so far. :(

Ported to the GP2X but no Linux-x86 port available? *boggle*

Good question...

They've been said repeatedly already, but Toy Commander Skies of Arcadia Those two games alone are worth having my DC hooked up for.

Oh, I get it. When you said "you need the 1.4 FW" you meant the OP specifically. I thought it was a generic "you" and there was something specific in the 1.4 that you needed. Thanks for clearing that up.

I suppose. I guess I just take being obsessive about good filesystem organization for granted. :)

Is Open2X based on 1.4? Does this mean that it will stop you from making further upgrades when the problems in 1.4 are fixed? I'm just a bit confused because I thought it was a seperate filesystem image, so I don't get why the FW on it before flashing matters. (Still on 1.1 for fear of...

Yep. Static-linking. :D