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because the gba must have a midi chip(like an opl/3 or dont know)

so with a boot loader i could re-install all the stuffs in 0x0 memory? including the vector handler icant find any usb driver for s3c2400x

i was wandering can we replace the vector handler? can we remap the BIOS rom area (0x00000-0xfffff)?

mithris: tell me when you have the ext connector for the gp32... i found my old eztag... i built it to flash a xilinx epld, but dont know if it's still working (in fact i never used it once) anyway i still believe we could have a working build very quickly have you found a way to rip the bios...

thats because on gp32 exec regions is the same as load region if you use the crtO.S i provide you with the templates, c lib is inited properly i think exec and load regions differ only for bios

oops...

you can u/l files up to 1mb in beta section if your ide is bigger just cut it in 1mb files and make multiple posts...

tristant: i took the apache server as an example... but i could take the usb example... who's gonna plug a webcam on his gp32?(not sure if its even possible) what would you do with a gp32 and a webcam? even a mouse or a keyboard... the gp32 isnt designed for those kind of uses... linux handle...

wow man you rock!!! this is one of the better ports we had since ... scummvm 0.3c really great work!!! cant wait for the final, i hope you have lot of cpu mhz left for the sound

mithris: ok so lets start in this direction... im going to invest for the bootloader... and you for the usb console stuff, its ok if the x86 app runs under linux i'll tell you when the sourceforge project will be open btw: have you installed the rtems dev environement? i need some memory...

tristant: thank you, i was allready aware of this bootloader but thanx anyway alexw: your right we gonna encounter the same problems as linux port (actually i've found some smc libs that could be used for the disk access, but they need some mods) linux is good os your right too, but maybe a bit...

wip: i talked to a guys who allready made 3 port of rtems for arm (2 arm920)... he said we can use a linux bootloader to load rtems, so that's what we need first... we also need a console for firsts debug... so maybe we could use a null-modem but i dont know where to find the connector for gp32...

damn good work... BoR rocks

oh ok... you'r crazy man :) but i dont want to try contiki... its really no what we want... its not an OS edit i've found this uc/OS-II RTOS well there is even an s3c2400 port so its peice of cake... but it's maybe a litle too µ :) no fs support, etc... buts its still a good resource take a...

umhh... sorry to say but the project is aborted/delayed i've allready 2 project in the pipe (MIDP port and RTEMS port) and i dont have enought time, so for now i've stopped the openttd project :( sorry guys

ThunderZ: well it doesn't looks like a real OS to me... but more like an GUI environment i took a quick look at the code... it's clearly not an RTOS, it just has some non-pre-emptive cooperative multithreading facilities, but its really nothing second, its targetted for old 80's computer like...

mithris: well, not sure exactly, since i dont really know what RTEMS can achieve yet... (lot of doc to read...) it would allow a better GUI for application launcher first and multi-process/multi-threading facilities, thats for sure but for the rest..., i dont have any application in my mind that...

okay, in an attemps to build an multithread lib for the GP32, i faced the cruel fact that a real OS is needed to handle the dispatcher and signal events... so here is why i post: i seriously consider porting an RTOS for the GP32, i know there is linux project which want to reach the same goal...

okay some more infos... as i said the sdl module didnt compile yet... wich means i didnt have any working version yet actually, even my SDL lib is broken (im using ADS 1.2 and actual SDL port for the GP32 was targetted for GCC) for the scaling issue... i was thnking of an on-the-fly scale down...

just a litle wip about the openttd port everything but the sdl part compile... (understand what u can)