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evildragon, do you think you could check on the properties of your smc cards, and tell me what filesystem they are formatted in? thanks.

hmmm, doesn't seem to work, is the gp32 usb cable specifically made for gp32, or is the gp32 end a universal port, if so, is there anywhere i can buy the cable without going through gbax? thanks.

i'm not sure if you understand, i can't run, or install anything on my gp until i format the smart media card, the card is completely blank, nothing, nada. I can't run slubman commander until i get a working/formatted smc to load up on my gp. Thanks again for the replies.

I am using the european firmware, it doesn't seem to have an option for formatting the card. I read somewhere that the gp32 can only read fat12/16 filesystems, and the windows formatter only formats in FAT, NTFS, and FAT32. What might work is if someone could post a backup image of a bare smart...

ok, i posted this problem before, but didn't really get a clear answer, so i think i will re-word it for you guys. I lost my usb cable, and my smart media card needs to be formatted. Is there anyway you can get the pc-link program to format my smart media card that is connected with my smc...

I'm not sure if you guys understand, or if i just don't understand fully. How will i install the different firmware versions you are suggesting, when i don't have a working smc for the gp32, the card is not formatted correctly, so i am not able to change the firmware.... or am i wrong?

Ok, well, i've been away from the gp32 scene for a while, and just decided to hop back in. During this down time, my smart media card has been re-formatted, deleted, and changed about in every way. I have lost all the original software on it, but i have also lost the connection cable. I have a...

Just a note, you lose alot more quality by going from mp3 to ogg, instead of cd to ogg. From ogg page "You can convert any audio format to Ogg Vorbis. However, converting from one lossy format, like MP3, to another lossy format, like Vorbis, is generally a bad idea." I suggest Cdex for any...

correct me if i'm wrong, but i believe the genesis runs at a higher clock speed than the snes. I can't look at the video right now (programming class), but does it have better preformance than osnes9x has with sound? If so, i would say it was quite the accomplishment.

POOOP!

ummmm..... No they wouldn't. Sco is claiming that portions of the code used in linux was stolen from SCO unix, which is ridiculous, there are many different ways to write code for a specific task, even if the code happend to be similar, i can easily see a large array of progammers finding...

hey, it's not to easy to find a good c++ tutorial online, in fact, it's not to easy to find good books on it either, but i would stick with what jcb said, it's the best i've seen.

Can someone explain to me how this would ban gba emulators? I mean, nobody stole code from nintendo to make the emulators, and being as the emulators help keep the gba dev scene alive, i'm not sure it would really be helping nintendo in any way.

The real problem deals with how lazy the person who wants to make it is, i mean, it is a fairly simple game that could be re-programmed in C very easily, porting it to gp32 in it's java form, even if it was possible, would be....well....dumb to say the least.

BRILLIANT!

some of frozen bubble is written in c, and i believe it uses sdl, but i could be wrong, wait no, i'm right. But anyway, just a suggestion, but if i was going to program this game, i would leave the screen vertical, use the joystick for the aiming, and the start button for the shooting. That's...

i had the same problem, i just reformated my gp32, and started fresh, and it worked.

hey mark, i e-mailed you on the forums about giving you hosting for a gp32 mag site, but you didn't respond, are you interested?

I believe ericson makes them, and some guy a while back was modding them to plug into the gp32 extension port. The gp32 linux project could deffinitely benefit from it.

ummmm, then do it.....