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Why don't you add Divergence-Eve to improve the skin's popularity? If you can fit the boobs on the gp2x's screen that is. :lol: btw, nice selection of anime titles.

Would you be willing to ship to the states? :D

Why use the search function when you read Prophet's awesome "Basic Info Faq" thread which is pinned at the top of the page? If you did that, you would see...

With GPH's software not very easily. With homebrew of course. :D

I wonder if we can get the gp2x to mount the sd card as a ext2 drive instead of vfat. I didn't find the sd card in /etc/fstab

The USB menu and the system itself access the SB card differently. During normal use(ie not in usb mode) the SB card is mounted in /mnt/sd/ as a read/write vfat device. During USB mode, it is not using the mount point(/mnt/sd/). It access the device directly(/dev/mmcsd/disc0/part1). I know...

I got mine today :D Thanks David

Got mine Wed Order Sept 20th /me goes back downloading in anticipation :D

CodeWarrior: Ad-Hoc mode doesn't require an access point. IMO, WiFi > BlueTooth

What is a "smart" pc? :blink: /me doesn't want to get a HAL 9000 just to play emulator :ph34r:

Energizer Lithium AA have 2900 mah. But those you can't recharge.

If we get wifi, we could get games with MMO support :D . Or random online multiple games. Anyone for a Street tounament. ;) Syncing the games would be a pain to get working.

:blink: you have 5 male mini-usb to male full usb cables?

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=pounds+to+euro Google is your friend :D

The NAND should be used for what it was meant to. That is, storage of programs, and system files(ex linux kernel, bootlader). Not ram buffer or temp storage for roms, videos and/or music.

Minkoff: the NAND is just like a 64mb SD card inside the unit. SD card are made using NAND chips. Which is why I am NEVER(other than upgrades) changing the data my internal NAND, since it (like a SD) can die after 10,000 to 100,000 write cycles. Changing a SD card is easy. Changing the internal...

The USB1.1 vs USB2.0 "mis-statments" is clear. GPH added a separate chip for USB2.0 device which doesn't support host mode. The MMSP2's host/device USB1.1 controller is not connected to the outside world in the devboards. Squidge posted it in one of the WiFi threads.

wmv 1 and 2 can be viewed with open source software, which can be ported to the arm cpu. wmv 3 (aka wmv9) can not be viewed using open source software. Wrappers for the windows dll can be used ONLY on x86 computers. So, no go for wmv 9 stuff. VLC is an example of an open source player that can...

Linux? You mean the SDL libs and the gplayer right? The Linux Kernel (specially the 2.4) is very small, you can even fit it on a floppy.

xafier: A. YES I KNOW THAT JS IS A SCRIPTED LANGUAGE, SO IS PHP AND PERL. Does it really matter(other than you don't have to compile it) from a learning point of view? B. Pseudocode is retarded because you can't test it. You are going to have to translate it sooner or later. And everyone writes...