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Is libs the only thing that can be on the card?

Black screen that I can't exit.

Yep, I have also installed libs forever, and only Quake will run. Will someone please help us out? :(

I am actually having problems gettin stuff to run from the games page. I put the stuff on my card and ran the libs utitlity but all I can get to run is quake.

I'm sure I'm doing something wrong but I can't get the SNES emu to work. I am using the older *faster version*. I have the roms in the rom folder and stuff but when I execute it, all I get is a black screen.

I would much rather have solid state memory in a handheld, it is more reliable and getting cheaper by the day.

If the joystick registers by being "pulled low" when connected to ground (which I'm sure is what it does) it doesn't seem like it would be too hard to mod.

It can't be flashed via USB?

Don't want to rain on your parade guys, but all roms that are not public domain or homebrew are illegal. :( Even though you are allowed a backup of a game you already own, this backup must be in the same form of media as the original. So you could make a backup of an NES game, for example, if...

It can :) . Also wouldn't it be possible to integrate the .dlls from windows to allow higher .wmv playback? Or is there a big problem with it being written for x86?

I doubt we'll have WMV or WMA playback at launch but it is only a matter of time before someone releases an unofficial patch.

Nope, you just need a DVD reader to rip it to a file (.avi mpeg etc.). You only need a burner if you want to copy DVDs to DVDs or make a data DVD.

I think I'll just put a screen cleaning cloth over the screen to protect it from the mesh.

My guess is that they either got audio to work out of the EXT port or they are different video signals (composite, coaxial, etc?).

Keep in mind also they we will have an official SDK specifically for the GP2X, unlike the PSP. So even if the CPU is somewhat weaker we will be able to fully utilize it unlike PSP devvers which have to work with an unofficial SDK on a system that does not want homebrew run on it. EDIT: @...

Would it be possible to run the roms zipped? I think that an emulator or two for the GP32 could run zipped roms. Could this be implemented or would it be too impractical to unzip data as needed?

There are convertors that just snap on to s-video connectors and change it to composite. S-video uses the same signals as composite, the only reason it is cleaner is because they are separated.