I've tested debian a couple of times, but ended up using Mandriva Linux as main OS, because of its great out-of-the-box hardware support (I'm lazy, I know :rolleyes: ).
That would mean removing all the advantages of Linux as well as making the user of HH unable to run GP2X Linux programs. wouldn't it :blink: ? Would it be a possibility to intergrate Linux into HH; real <_< open source? Just wondering... :)
I thought it was quite obvious that the second CPU wasn't useless in the aspect of providing greater performance :blink: . Thing is, it will be quite hard for programmers to port working emulators to the GP2X making use of its full potential without rewriting the core from scratch :( . Hopefully...
WINE acronym for WINE Is Not an Emulator, which is true; it just "pretends to be" Windows and uses the computer's real hardware.
Prothall: Bochs emulates x86 architecture - the GP32 has ARM.
Kim,
16,
Älvsjö, Stockholm, Sweden
Found out about the GP32 in a swedish gaming magazine, which had a whole page with incorrect info about it. That info; GBA Emu, etc, finally made me buy the GP32... :P
The spc system works fine; you open each file like you would open a rom. The sound quality is superb :) . What I long for, though, is the gym player... :rolleyes:
Do you think they will? It doesn't sound like it, but I they do, that'll make me buy the GP2X ;)
Seriously, why do you answer questions if it's so damn annoying, Vimacs? Your attitude makes me feel sick! Get happy! :lol:
If you're going to "fiddle around" with Linux and an sd card, I recommend a distro like PCLinuxOS, in which you don't have to use fdisk or cfdisk; it detects all my sd cards correctly...
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