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Merged into "Funny Links and Jokes" - http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=14303

There are plenty of review sites out there, this one included, and as such, we really can't play favorites. Since this site has a review section, I think we have plenty of right to flog toxibunny for saying "give up and just use my review site".

Yeah, both of his posts here are mostly PC+1s ;)

Like I said in my edit, I can easily ignore the bar created when overclocking at either 33MHz or higher then 166MHz in many apps...you're just all purists here and make it sound like a huge deal, making people needlessly worry. If the bar was in the middle of the screen, then it might be a big...

It's a tiny bar. You can ignore it, don't worry. I really don't know what the fuss is about, I can easily ignore the bar created in all GP32s when overclocking.

Just format using the card reader and create the directories as shown above. If that doesn't work, then use the "SMC Recovery" option - all known firmwares have this (or have another firmware embedded which have this). This has always worked in the past for me after formatting via a card reader.

Eh, I don't trust Toshibas, especially since all the ones I know can't handle 640x480 resolution. HP is offering a laptop for $999 plus shipping with a big LCD.

Try it on a PC emulator. Super Metroid has always worked fine for me. Try it unzipped. Try it zipped if it's already unzipped.

Yeah, I noticed the trend early on, but didn't do anything since the multiple posts were made by multiple people. It allows people to see it is indeed a big issue. But it was about time to let it calm down, thanks Rico.

Camp www.dell.com and wait for a sale. Get a Pentium-M. If you ever want to run games on it, you'll need to spend around $200 more for one with on-chip video memory. If you don't mind it being total crap, look at Toshibas and Compaqs.

bast525 you're making waaay too many topics in the same day. This one, for example, should have been kept to PMs and is now off-topic. Closed.

Problem with "video out" for GP32 - it can only output a maximum of 320x240, while a TV naturally receives aprox. 640x480 (NSTC analog). In other words, it's possible, but it'll look like crap ;)

It comes with games and doesn't mention them being in boxes. I wouldn't believe him if he said he gives the boxes away too. It was illegal.

Just to note on the first question, the tick count at 44MHz is close (if not at) 1 tick per millisecond. Just take the ratio of <current-clock-speed> / 44 when calculating what a "millisecond" truly is. And if you don't like Mirko's SDK for some reason, you can pull a similiar function out of...

I had a friend who was addicted to Military Madness on the PCEngine.

Yep, that's correct. Final Fantasy 1 for the Famicom. It was later translated for the Nintendo.

Mirko does set a "standard frequency" at 44MHz. It's in his version of gpstart.c. If you don't set the clock, then it will use the frequency from the BIOS - usually 66MHz, except for Pacrom which is 33MHz. You don't have to worry about setting the clock speed repeatedly. Some programs even make...

You can find some other blitting code in my partial IGM release here: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=14027 With the help of Kuwanger, I was able to get about GP32SDK speeds for blitting, with a nice porting layer. The non-transparent blitting is faster then the SDK, blitting two...

No more flame war in General Talk - take it outside. In response to an earlier post, on these boards, it goes Devs > Me > God > Other Mods > GP32x Regulars > New Guys > Dirt > Stuff On The Bottom Of My Shoe > Trolls / Flamers. All outlined in the rules. If I had seen the post, the guy would...

DevkitAdvance is an old GCC toolchain. Use devkitarm - http://devkit.tk