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I've got an official GP2x case. The quality is shit. The zipper doesn't stay closed even when the 2x is the only thing in there, and there's no room for other stuff without potentially destroying the stick or smashing the screen. Worst case evar. The one posted here looks neat, but maybe after...

Tthis guy has undermined his legal case by engaging in petty back and forth with the internets. The GP2x resellers all know it's coming if he does bother to start some legal action. I wouldn't worry about the potential costs arising from this shit. Enough has already been said to form a counter...

This guy is all over the place with his accusations. My direct comment: http://geoffstechno.livejournal.com/37800....ad=47784#t47784

Agreed. So polished and fast. I'm really impressed, I'd like to see another rolling demo though, (or.. *gasp* a playable demo) so I know that's not recorded on a 300mhz overclock. ;)

I for one am anxiously awaiting your paper mache GP2x. :ph34r: Do eeet.

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=29323&hl= http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/USB_Host

Thanks, that'd be appreciated for later reference, though I haven't had time to hack my GP2x hardware yet unfortunately. Stupid university distracting me from important things. Keep us posted on your progress. /edit I was just thinking about how an external controller would be awesome via...

Yeah, a very neat hack that, but - bluetooth! The guy who added internal GPS and a USB host port to his GPS has no room left for any further mods. If you stuck a small bluetooth module in instead of the usb stuff (purely speculation as to whether this is a realistic size-tradeoff) you end up...

That's rather awesome. What brand of bluetooth dongle are you using, and have you had any troubles getting it recognised by the GP2x using standard modules?

I suggest, if you get someone to test some builds for you, you get someone who can run using serial output, or USB networking with telnet, so you can get some meaningful debug information from the console. PM me if you want a hand with testing.

Doesn't even require discussion really. If you've found something useful I'm sure plenty of people (including me) would benefit from you adding a page on the wiki.

Fantastic mod. I dug your USB port too. I've been planning on setting my GP2x up with a GPS receiver, but I didn't even DREAM of fitting it inside. Inspiring work. I for one would be very interested in your GPS software once you've got it done. :) Huh, I didn't know you were the guy who did...

Bet it looks great in the flesh. Nice work.

Thanks Dzz. I've already had a quick google around and the algorithms don't seem particularly complex, but in terms of performance I'm guessing I might need to precalc a bunch of numbers during initialisation and stuff them in an array. Is that fairly standard for library independant demos...

Am I right in thinking that if I'm avoiding using established libs, I'll need to write a pseudo random number generator myself if I want to incorporate randomness into an application written along similar lines to DZZ's demo tutorial thread? I've checked the various reference documents and...

I concur. Nice idea for a game, and well executed. :D

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but.. When I try to modprobe the new g_ether I get: insmod: unresolved symbol usb_gadget_unregister_driver insmod: unresolved symbol usb_gadget_register_driver Any guesses as to why this isn't loading?

Oh, I see from the fstab it's looking for a vfat filesystem. Thanks.

Hey guys, I was playing around trying to get USB networking working.. ran intro troubles with that, and while copying files to the GP2x via mass storage mode I managed to corrupt my SD card. No problem.. or so I thought, stuck the SD card in my card reader and ran mkfs.ext2 on it. Copied some...

It wouldn't really be unusual for the internal scripting language to be C-like. It's a syntactic style used by a lot of scripting engines. Once you get over the fear of curly braces I'm sure the actual depth of programming required is minimal. Even Klik and Play had a scripting language. If...