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I think everybody is going about this all wrong with mock-ups, the current problems with the menu are not because it doesn’t have icons and a background, it’s screwed up because it’s not extensible, it acts as file browser when launching applications and it's controls are awful. So with that in...

I think it would be best if there was more granularity to the guru status as to increase the meaning of the badge. I think the following groups would need to be created: GP32 Guru =Bronze= GP32 Guru =Silver= GP32 Guru =Gold= GP2X Guru =Bronze= GP2X Guru =Silver= GP2X Guru =Gold= Guru...

When I last read this thread earlier today and everybody was all pro-DaveC – I then started thinking what Dave would say when he posted, for some reason I was thinking he would flame all us for how dumb we were for nominating him and give us a rant about why...

Sure he’s got his faults, but he’s a valuable member of the community. When I first started reading these forums DaveC was one of the first “personalities” that jumped out at me. Every project needs an unyielding perfectionist hardass, and DaveC has got this community cover on that front (and...

ha, good point about stick - sure I'm jumping on the bandwangon! DaveC for Guru! *another tumbleweed rolls by*

guru of what... Skeptical Pessimistic Guru? If he gets that I should be the GPL guru.....

Actually I need to make a pretty hefty update reflecting the new situation - haven't the time at the momment thou.

I'd suggest waiting too. Once EVERYTHING is sorted out drawing the attention of Slashdot would be good for the GP2X community, but if it was done right now there would be another round of aggression due to the fact that GPH is still not completly in compliance.

yep... 12.2 seconds... Linux is slow an bloated alright... :P I can't wait to see community written firmware, should make the GPH/Dig stuff look like poo in no time.

I'm waiting for some evidence that this is the total source before I update the FAQ - Has anyone gotten the released source to compile? Does it compile into something equal to the binary? etc...

I was pretty sure that was the case that we have a 920, a 940t, and a hardware video decoder of some sort. Wasn't going to argue the point thou since I wasn't sure if I was correct or not - and I didn't feel like looking it up.

It nearly brings a tear to my eye - I'm no expert, but it does appear to be a complete kernel source with all configuration files needed for compiling. I would give it a try but I've yet to get a cross compiler to work. Uboot/Mplayer are missing, but hey, it's a good start. Hooray!

@ Nickspoon & Ravnos: Fixed & Fixed, thanks hopefully this will get stickied.

@Vimacs Updated, I hope you find the new ending more acceptable @ RiX0R Changed the line to be a direct quote from the GPL – I think that it reads correctly now. @bjimba Done.

A sticky would be great - and hopefully in a "high visibility area". The positive replies are most encouraging, I was half way expecting another: stfu you GPL zealot this topic has been beaten to death, response.

**1.4.0 Kernel Source Released!** GPH Have released the source code to the modified Linux kernel used by the GP2X's 1.4.0 firmware. This a major step forward towards GPL compliance. GPH still has several other things they must do before they are completely in compliance but this is a good...

Could the boot times vary based on the SD card you have, or if there is no SD card in the unit at all? Just a thought.

greeeeeeaaaaaaatttttt... What the hell were they thinking when they picked this stick?!?!

Do you have a link to thoese specs?

Two seconds of googling: http://www.science.unitn.it/~fiorella/guid...tlk/node39.html My guess is "Reducing the size of the buffer and page caches"