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Ginge sounds like a great piece of software for running closed source software that can't be ported, however I don't quite understand why so many people (even developers) are satisfied with running software like gpSP and gpfce that could be ported through this additional layer. Lets say you...

All completed on GP2X: NES: Megaman 1-6 Zelda 1-2 Super Mario Bros 1-3 Castlevania Blaster Master Bionic Commando SNES: Zelda: LttP Chrono Trigger Final Fantasy 2-3 Super Metroid Super Mario World GB/GBC: Zelda: Links Awakening Zelda: Oracle of Seasons Zelda: Oracle of Ages TG16: R-Type...

Another option is to leave /etc/network/interfaces alone and just create an interfaces file on your SD card. Then run ifup -i /path/to/my/interfaces usb0

Brilliant, thank you. I was unaware of that problem with the rom dumps. I tried usa_fix on one of my roms that wasn't working (Military Madness) and now mednafen can open it. Thanks again!

I'm not sure how much ARM specific code is in Temper, but have you ever considered releasing a PC version of Temper? There seems to be a lack of options for PC engine emulators for Linux. I've tried hugo and mednafen but they both have compatibility problems with some games. It would be...

I have to ask why is this preferable to a native build of gpfce for Pandora?

The problem is that people are not usually making backup copies of something they bought. They are downloading the ROMS off the internet which I think Nintendo is correct in saying is illegal even if you own the original game.

I think the reason people are confused about the legality of emulators is due to the fact that people that use emulators are almost guaranteed to be obtaining roms illegally. Even if someone owns the original game, its very likely that they obtained the rom dump illegally.

For this kind of backup I really like the tool FSArchiver Copied from the homepage: Support for basic file attributes (permissions, owner, ...) Support for multiple file-systems per archive Support for extended attributes (they are used by SELinux) Support the basic file-system attributes...

Speaking of PSX emulation, have the sources for pcsx4all been released yet?

I wish I could, but no Pandora yet.

OK, I was just thinking this would look very bad due to the fact that the image would be being basically be being scaled twice. If you ever played gpfce on a GP2X or Wiz and turned on full screen scaling, it didn't look very good stretching the 256x240 image to 320x240. So I would guess that...

I don't think this is what you want. It seems like you would want ginge running at the same aspect ratio as the GP2X screen- (640x480 pillar boxed). You would then set the scaling however you prefer in gpfce. If you set ginge to run at 800x480 the image would be severely stretched and distorted.

Are you interested in knowing about SCI related bugs? I experienced a few crashes playing Kings Quest V on GP2X F-200. I can provide more details later if you are interested.

I really hope withholding the source for PCSX is not deliberate, although it seems like there is a disturbing trend with once open source emulators strangely turning into private closed source projects. I hope one day we can see the source for pocketsnes 7.0, but its unclear who to even contact...

Is the source code available for this?

I just wanted to point out one thing from the README regarding playing the game at resolutions other than the original 320x200:

I'm wondering if there simply needs to be more public awareness that when you release binaries of GPL software, you need to provide a means for people to obtain the source code for every release you make (even so called "test" or "beta" releases). Could something simple be added to the app...

Regarding the regression in the sound with Final Fantasy III, it appears that the sound was fine in version v6 on the below page for the GP2X, and the regression occurred after that version: http://reesy.gp32x.de/DrPocketSnes.html I'm not sure how much has changed in that area, but it might...

One time I started to brush my teeth using athlete's foot cream.