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Are you saying that GPH's kernel is stable?

GPH/Digisys released a crippled(no USB support) kernel source some time ago. However, they are not releasing any of the updates they have done to the code since then. From what I call tell, the current code is something like a 1.0.1beta. The VSYNC code is there(what is requied by DrMD's menu...

Page up: http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/Building_a_Custom_Kernel Tell me if find any problems/horrible grammer/spelling errors. :D

Torus Trooper is awesome. But not only does it require OpenGL, it is written in D.

Sure, I'll post the link when I'm done.

GPH might have had better luck buying a license from M$ and using WinCE/PocketPC, than Linux with Dignsys. Death to Dignsys. :angry:

You have to build zlib and libpng from the source, since the installers are for x86 systems, not arm. The paths can change, that is why I gave you the relative paths. the default paths are: c:\devkitGP2X\sysroot\usr\lib and c:\devkitGP2X\sysroot\usr\include libpng should follow the same...

You have to build zlib and install it's header and bianary files on the Devkitgp2x path. zlib.h and zconf.h go into sysroot\usr\include and libz.a into sysroot\usr\lib

you are missing zlib.h which is part of zlib. You are going to have to build that first. http://www.zlib.net/ <- zlib's site

The kernel source compiles, but there are no usb gadget modules WHICH IS ALSO GPL. You can ask PLX for the original code, BUT that doens't excuse GPH from releasing it. digitaljez: GPH has not any more relases since the original release.

Gruntfuggly: wtf? "Talk about biting the hand that feeds you". Since when is a company that YOU PAY MONEY TO, "the hand that feeds you"? WE FEED THEM, don't get the order mixed.

Tripmonkey_uk: The problems is that they are failing at it, and not releasing the code for their changes. Not to mention that they are screwing over the great work done by these guys http://www.mplayerhq.hu/ these guys http://www.busybox.net/ these guys http://kernel.org/ these guys...

You can always screw the official binary kernel that GPH is releasing. And use Dignsys's kernel. Dignsys created both the MMSP2 kernel and the GP2X kernel. But Dignsys doesn't house the best Linux kernel programmers, some of their code in the mmcsd modules makes me wonder. But I'm strarting...

Anyway to decrease the deadzones?

One problem... from the kernel source drivers/mmcsd/mmcsd_bus.c 690: sys_mount("/dev/mmcsd/disc0/part1", "/mnt", "vfat", 0xC0ED0000, "iocharset=utf8"); and drivers/mmcsd/mmcsd_slot_mmsp2.c 589: else sys_mount("/dev/mmcsd/disc0/part1", "/mnt/sd", "vfat", 0xC0ED0000, "iocharset=utf8")...

dioxide: currently the 2d accelerator is not being used. Devs are working to add it to SDL.

kotd: Defined died. btw, the included batteries suck. You have to use Ni-HM or lithuim batteries on the gp2x. Alkalines aren't strong enough to handle the large power drain.

the SD card slot is not in the fstab. The SD cards are mounted by the mmsd modules of the kernel. Use the full mount command. mount -o sync,remount /dev/mmcsd/disc0/part1 /mnt/sd/

Sonic-NKT: Sure, we I get everything working I'll added to the wiki. And it is working as USB 2.0. Dark_TB: USB2.0 at its max is around 480Mbps. SD is around 100Mbps with a good card and a working driver.

Thanks to DJWillis's negotiations with GPH to realase the kernel source, and Squidge's talk with PLX. I was able to rebuild a kernel with networking and NFS support. After rebuild the kernel, making the image with u-boot, and flashing my gp2x with the custom kernel. I tried to modprobe my...