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What do you want to use it if you don't know its purpose? Strange... Sorry I cannot be more helpful. For Neogeo game, you should use GNGeo2x, not Mame. Then you need a neogeo rom (please read the README file). Then it should work without any problem.

Thanks a lot for your work. Just a small comment about the news (and to many other game announcement): it would be nice to make a short description of the game itself, or to give a link to some dedicated web site. This is the most important information for those who don't know the game. Of...

What have you done exactly? I guess the source code is not available... Is it a complete rewrite of the engine? Is it a custom ST emulator integrating the game? Anyway, this sounds great! Thanks for your work. I am going to try it soon. About the comments on the frame rate on ST, as far as I...

I am not sure that the community can be really helpful. As you said, GP2X and DS do two different things, both of them do it quite well. Don't be surprised if everyone tells you to buy a DS, the main activity here these days is to denigrate GP2X. My opinion is that you should not expect to...

A power adapter inputs alternative current and outputs stable current (not sure this is the right English word). With cheap adapters, it is not always perfectly stable, and this can cause unexpected crashes. This could be an explanation.

It exists. GPU940, used by Egoboo. Smooth with which graphic quality? Let's make it clear: even with the greatest optimisations, GP2X will always be stuck for the 3D at the Quake / PSX generation. About PayBack, it is a great engine, but the fact that it's top-down helps a lot. Nothing is too...

Without any technical explanation, one way to see that 3d is fake in duke is to look upward or downward. Vertical lines stay parallel, which looks wrong. There is often some confusion about what can / cannot be done in 3D without 3D hardware. To make it simple, the main problem is the polygon...

Any PC Joystick compatible with Linux should work. And most of them are. Considering that many people are using mame on Linux, I am sure you will easily find on the web confirmation of the linux compatibility for each specific model. However GP2X softs have to be specifically designed to use...

I would like to share your optimism. If the telnet problem is corrected really soon, fine. If not, this is really bad news. It will make F200 incompatibility debugging and future porting much more painful.

It depends on games. GBA emulation is definitely not fullspeed for most games. SNES is fullspeed for games which do not use fancy effects. For example, Street fighter and Mario are fullspeed (I think), F-Zero is not fullspeed. Megadrive, neogeo, and basically all other non-3d consoles are...

I'm aware that fast charger=wrecked batteries. EDIT: how quick is bad though, my current charger manages 4 cells in 4 hours, will that be OK, as it doesn't sound like a fastcharger to me, you know, 15 mins and glowing batteries, one of those. How long will 2500's last in typical use? There are...

Yes, before buying a F200, you have to know that there's a much more advanced machine (codename Craiginator), designed by some people of the community, which is suppose to come in some months. More info on the link provided in atomicthumbs signature (see above).

Yeah, it's mainly the DPad and the touchscreen. The touchscreen will be nice for Atari and Amiga emulation, maybe for some homebrew games. And many people here really hate the F-100 Joypad, so buying a F-200 makes sense. Furthermore, the wait should not be too long, it should be available this...

Actually I sent 6V with the wrong polarity during half a second in my GP2x and I did not fry it. Maybe I have been lucky. Now I have stopped using my universal power supply with various devices and I have locked its settings with some adhesive tape. 300 mA is not enough. You need 1A.

The main problem with Wifi is the power supply, isn't it? If you still need an external power supply to your internal wifi chipset, I don't think this hack makes sense.

It is not what I meant. I just meant that MacOS is running on GP2X through emulation, whereas you want (I guess) to install a native ARM-based Ubuntu. These things are completely different. I don't think that porting Ubuntu is very realisitic (maybe through this project I linked to), but it is...