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SquidgeSNES isn't a Caanoo-compiled program - you can't use GP2X or Wiz programs on the Caanoo, only the games / apps specifically ported to it. There's a SNES9X4C and DrPocketSNES available on the openhandhelds.org archive.

1) I think it's for charging the Caanoo.

No, Ginge isn't working yet. If you really need to play it, download it for free for the PC.

BIOS mode freezes Wild Arms 2 Demo on a battle unless BIOS (Interpreter) mode is used. Too bad - otherwise, the program's great.

1 - I'm not sure about the USB Controllers. 2 - I haven't bricked my Caanoo, and I have upgraded the firmware once - obviously, the more you do it, the more you may brick the firmware, but it shouldn't happen, especially if it's plugged into the computer. 3 - I believe later firmwares are more...

Thanks! The .dcb file is the compiled source file for the game - some Caanoo and BennuGD tutorials out there have you compile the source code and execute the resulting compiled file actually on the Caanoo, but this is an unnecessary step. It's much more efficient to compile the game beforehand...

You mean an onscreen keyboard? It could be possible - does anyone know if the output from the keyboard could be passed on to running programs?

I don't know a lot about hardware, but the Wiz and Caanoo both have 3D accelerated chips that allow them to execute 3D drawing routines faster than usual - this speed increase is only available if the renderer uses OpenGL ES; up to now, it's been using standard software drawing utilities (I'm...

If it runs SDL, yeah, it's possible. The main problem is that strategy games are very GUI-heavy, and with a small screen, I'm not sure the Caanoo would be such a great console to work with it. The engine looks very cool though. Is it an actual game, or just a strategy game engine?

Yes. Thank you very, VERY much. However, you didn't put the controls for save states on the website. How do you save or load save states?

No problem. I'm glad people can come to this site to learn more about how to use the Caanoo.

Hey, there. So I was wandering these forums, and I noticed that a lot of people like the Caanoo and do buy it, but are new to open-source handhelds, and so don't know how to handle usage of it. So, I created a tutorial on how to install downloaded games or applications for the Caanoo. It's...

I just ask because it seems like it would be difficult to do, especially when if you don't like it afterwards, you'll have to re-flash it with the official firmware.

Sorry; I meant SD Card \___ Games Folder \______'Name of game'.ini file and 'Name of game' folder Except 'name of game' would be the name of the app or game you wish to install.

Flashing the firmware sounds a tad harsh and difficult for most users - would it be possible to implement via the SD Card?

SD Card \__ Games \____ Game.ini and Game folder So for this, you could use Worship Vector, as I believe it has the ini file and the folder of the game in the zip file that you download.

I'm not sure how you would implement it - is Android based off of linux? How would you load it onto the Caanoo?

They are making releases, but it's not for public consumption. To me, this is not at all subject to the GPL in that it's not public releases - that's almost like saying that every developer has to release their game source code because their making a build and distributing it to themselves or...

Nice - capabilities to reduce lighting and blending - that would really help to kick the FPS down a bit. I think I might just have to try purchasing some PSX games to try out. Anyway... With new 12/11/10 Beta Release Tomba CPU Core: BIOS Wiz Clock: 800 Auto BIAS No frameskip Sound On (XA+CD)...

No problem.