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I have the latest version, and it crashes when trying to load Basilisk.

I'm pretty interested in the XGP, especially if it supports homebrew.

Macintosh runs faster than a Mac II in some apps, and in most around comparable to a mac classic. So shitty, basically. And Windows 95 is slow as hell.

Who the hell else's would it be?

That made it crash.

In some pictures I've seen, it looks like there wasn't any scaling. Is it possible to run Basilisk in 320x240 and have the macintosh being emulated output that video mode as well?

You fixed all the dependencies? Why doesn't it run? What is the output in the terminal?

I found the library needed to get XMMS running, if anyone wants it.... Be aware that XMMS still needs libxmms.so.1, because the one supplied with it is 0KB and therefore corrupted.

What? How can you stand 512MB? I have a 1GB card and I'm already considering buying a 2 or 4GB card...

Apparently XMMS is missing the library glib, which is part of the GTK library. The specific filename is libglib-1.2.so, if anyone wants to hunt it down and try to get XMMS working.

Erm... I was joking.

3D games run typically at around 1100fps, whereas 2D usually runs at 5fps.

Actually Ultima Underworld and System Shock, although they do use the same engine, that doesn't mean you can swap out the data files and run System Shock on the Ultima Underworld executables. And strife uses a very modified Doom engine, so that is why doom source mods have trouble running it...

I've noticed that Qtopia only allocates about 30MB of RAM. Since Qtopia uses almost all of that (it leaves about 870KB), some games/apps don't run...

I can't use the USB cable the normal way to get internet on my GP2X since I'm on 64-bit windows, so I want to know if I can bridge my connection from ethernet to a USB hub. Is this possible?

Ok, I've got the USB drivers installed, but now what do I install on the Windows side? (Are there any Windows XP 64 bit drivers? if not, that's ok, 32-bit is fine) I downloaded Microsoft's RNDIS drivers, but I don't see a way to install them, since they are from Micorosoft and Microsoft is...

I got Qtopia running, but when I run it, it tells me that there was an error in the startup procedure and it has to run in safe mode. Here is my Qtopia.gpu file, followed by an error log. #!/bin/sh # setting QT/Qtopia env... export LOGNAME=root export HOME=/mnt/sd export...

So are you going to leave it like that, external, or are you going to somehow get that saitek controller inside the GP2X? Because that would be quite inconvenient to have to use an external controller.

Can someone please help? I have tried installing 0308 normally, 0310 normally, the image supplied by hercule, I tried building one, and none of them will work. The GP2X just sits at a black screen forever. My Qtopia folder is named Qtopia, and it is in the root of the SD card. My Qtopia.gpu file...

Whoops I'm blind, didn't even see the link to the zip. :rolleyes: Okay it says in the readme to open the .IPK file in an archiver such as 7zip, but I have no idea where this file would be. I've never seen it before. I decompressed my .IMG file already.