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What does your source code look like where it draws the screen?

The way I do it on PC is by having u16* FrameBuffer; and then every time I lock the surface, I do this: FrameBuffer = ((u16*)[SDL_Surface goes here]->pixels); And then in my game code (which I generally keep in a seperate file from the SDL code), I fill the screen like this: for (int x = 0...

Ah, yep, that's as high as this one goes. It works great, by the way! :) I'm so glad I have it! I'm seeing colors I've never seen before!! (never seen CLEARLY before, :P) The screen's a 17", which is bigger than my old CRT, 16", but the overall screen itself is smaller, and it weighs MUCH less...

Mine's not a Trinitron (it's not flatscreen and it doesn't say Trinitron at the top), but my problem could be similar to that. I do have a new LCD screen now (LG L1752T Flatron), so I'll hook that up later today. It's really amazing, the overall size is smaller, thinner, and MUCH less heavy...

Have you tried Mappy? http://www.tilemap.co.uk/mappy.php? There also appears to be a version that's compiled for Linux, using SDL.

I have a 5 year old Dell CRT monitor, 16" screen area, 20.5" completely across the front, and I constantly am running it at 1024x768x32bit color @ 75hz, and usually I'm using it enough for it to not enter its sleep mode throughout the day, except for when I'm at school, which is for 7 hours...

How do you change the startup sound after you've upgraded the firmware? (or is it explained in one of the threads that'll be merged here?)

When you get to the green "Loading..." screen (it should say v2.0.0), THAT'S when you're supposed to restart it, because it'll just freeze on that screen (probably wait 15 seconds after getting to that screen).

My gp2x doesn't have scanlines that hurt my eyes either. ;) Seriously, a lot of the electronic devices I own have interlaced screens. It's noticable when you move your head up and down and around and stuff, but other than that, the screen is perfectly viewable. It's not a huge problem on the...

I'm mostly interested in the new stick + cap. Is it possible to send my GP2X in to get this newer MK2 model when it comes out?

I also went from FW 1.2.1 to 2.0.0, and yes, it is a vast improvement! But, I kinda am looking for someone to explain the new features to me, because I don't know what some of them do. (what's the volume limiter, and what's the menu extension? Any way to change the volume in the menu? Is there a...

If it has to reflash the nand, update the uboot, and reflash the firmware, how long would all of that take?

I've posted this question in the FAQ forum about a month ago, and no one's answered, so I'll re-ask it here: I'm currently running firmware 1.1.0. Is it safe to go directly from 1.1.0 to 1.4.0? As in, do I need to run the patch files for all of the previous firmwares, or do I just need to run...

That was incredible, actually. :D That seriously looks like a real MS box. Good job whoever analyzed MS boxes to notice the patterns and stuff. :)

My question is how did it happen? Someone must've exploited invision power board or something... otherwise, no one else has FTP access to the site or anything, right? This kinda makes me worry about my own site... (as in, is my site going to get something like this happening to it or not)...

I'm currently running firmware 1.1.0. Is it safe to go directly from 1.1.0 to 1.4.0? As in, do I need to run the patch files for all of the previous firmwares, or do I just need to run 1.4.0's?

So wait, does this mean I can't update from 1.1.0 directly to 1.4.0? I kinda got confused. :S

D'oh! I didn't know those were the newest libs. My mistake. Anyway, thanks for precompiling the libs, and keep up the good work on them! :)

How do I acquire a lib####.a style library from this? Is there already one precompiled in the posted archive? I have no idea how to compile the source code on my own.

If it really is caused by linux pushing its cache too late, is there a way in SDL to make the cache be pushed right after it's done being written? Also, there probably is a way to stop linux from updating the access time, either that or I'd need to sync the cache after each level is loaded.