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If you mean renaming libjpeg.so to libjpeg.a, no no no you don't ;) I would personally recommend looking into obtaining the Open2X toolchain... it should produce much faster programs than the GPH SDK. :)

I looked at PocketNES... the source code was reasonably scary. I might try it again sometime because it would be blazing fast on the GP2X.

There's no way you'd be getting one for that cheap... It specifically says on gp2x.co.uk: $ 189.99 (Outside Europe) So yeah... also I think they only sell the 'value pack' these days.

I'm working (slowly) on an NES emulator... I've actually gotten the 6502 emulation all written out (and quite possibly still buggy), but it's all in C++ (no virtuals or other such to slow it down so hopefully about the same speed as C) right now... it looks like you are very good at ARM ASM and...

There is a 4GB SD card by "Connect3D" available on some websites for $30+shipping... it works perfectly in the GP2X.

I suspect the rumor is false guys, but wait for official word I guess...

Gah, and I was just thinking about that game... used to have something a lot like it called "Loader Larry" or something like that for my 486...

Just be warned... if you use the glibc/libstdc++ version on the gp2x, your program will not be compatible with the upcoming Open2X firmware without a recompile with the new glibc/libstdc++, unless you statically link with -static. There will probably be a compatibility mode for programs we...

Uhoh, sounds like your zx-81 account was detected as a spambot by an overzealous filter on the forum... mods, fix. Grr :P

I got my card a couple days ago, works perfectly with the GP2X. Just format it first, the format it ships with does not support long file names which screws up a lot of games on the GP2X.

QUOTE You guys are RUINING this petition! This is a SERIOUS petition, and you all are RUINING it by making it your place to joke around. You can joke around on your stupid messageboards, why do you have to do it here? Your antics are making it so that this won't be taken seriously by Capcom...

I highly recommend the M series. I have a M series from a modified P4 that runs at 1.7GHz, but it feels faster than that.

Just add -static to your linking options, should solve all your problems.

FF7 is very very playable even at a very modest 240MHz/RAM tweaking on/Interlacing 1 (no sound, and the sound plays out of sync when it is on). There is some graphic corruption in the menus and the battle menus aren't visible (known bug, I'm sure?) but battles seem to vary between 1/2 and 3/4...

I just tried the latest version 040407b with ff7... the intro movie playback varied between 1/2 and full speed the whole way through, but the music lags a long way behind, it hadn't even gotten to the 'fanfare' bit when the train reached the reactor. The event sounds all played at the right...

Polygon: Browse to a game, hit X (I think), choose "Add to shortcuts"

ASSERT (src != NULL); is your friend :)

No, it has to do with one of the RSS feeds

MJPEG? I'm pretty sure the video processor can decode MJPEG... and wikipedia says MJPEG is indeed the PSX FMV format! Wheeeee... Now we need to figure out how to use the dang video processor... <_<

^^ They're off-brands I'm betting... I got 4x2500MaH Energizer NiMHs for around $5 and I get 4-5 hours out of each set of 2.