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Hmm, pity it still doesn't play Dune properly (something wrong with the timer or something, everything happens 20x as fast as it should) nor Gods (reboots after menu) But I'm guessing those are core problems? Edit: Might 'n Magic III doesn't work either: Could not initialize Battery RAM...

Well, thing is, if you can voice your questions properly, it prevents alot of unnecessary posts and bickering between members ("Naw, pretty sure he ment <opinion here>" "No, you've got it all wrong, he ment <other opinion here>"). So, to anyone who's first language isn't english and isn't too...

Screen freeze is fairly normal, I get it in my FLU too, it's different though. I'm guessing it's because either the RAM didn't get cleared yet, or the LCD buffer isn't cleared, or maybe the execution pointer didn't reset yet. (The register which lets the CPU know which line it's supposed to be...

I'm trying a few now, they all exit with either: V-Blank IRQ under dev! or SWI 0x11 & 0x12 (LZ77UnCompWram) not support and in one case it gave me a corrupt screen. (It did respond properly to the keys though, so the only thing wrong there was the screen). Just for anyone wondering, I tried...

Ext port works at 115200 bps max I believe, which roughly translates to... 14,4 kb/s :)

And you left out a few bits. Like for example all the graphics would have to be resized in the program, unless ofcourse you'd like to do that realtime, then there's the problem with the keymapping, and the obvious shortage of buttons on the GP32. And ofcourse the GP32 doesn't have a MIDI chip...

Oh thank god! This really puts me at ease, finally I can sleep normally again, because sam fisher got his BLU...

I'm trying right now, I'll get back to you on this.

It's fairly standard size. It probably says 1N4148 on it, which is a general purpose diode. Any silicium diode will do though, they're all pretty much the same. (And they're all so small) Edit: On second thought, RobBrown thinks it might be a zener diode (Which is a fairly rough voltage regulator)

Probably, seeing as a bluetooth dongle is a very normal thing... It usually plugs into your USB port (in fact, havn't seen any which don't), and it allows your comp to use bluetooth... So :huh:

*Seconds Rob* And I'll add to that, Akuma has ALWAYS been very nice to me, he even let me beta his superb electronia! I've seen very few developers who'll just give you a beta of their program, just because you sound interested.

There have been dozens of topics on this, so let me start with: Use the search function. Now that I've got that over with, the simple answer is... no. Two reasons for that: 1. The FLU/Non-FLU screens are reflective, the BLU screen is the opposite 2. The whole PCB of the BLU has been changed.

Long story short: No. Afaik, there are no bluetooth dongle's which work with UARTs. Best bet would be via the USB port. But getting the GP32 to act as host is tricky...

Or was it a recompiling GBA emu? :rolleyes:

Well, as you said, 85% emulation. That means that you're going to be needing emulators (duh!), and the emulators for the GP32 are free, and those for the Zodiac are not. Also, there's this problem about stuff needing to be signed by Tapwave. So, a developer is less likely to release a beta of...

You can HEXedit SNES9x (not OpenSNES9x, at least, afaik) fairly easily to a different clockspeed. Look around Google.

The quality is the same as any normal movie. You won't notice the lower resolution, because the screen is smaller. Also, because the screen is LCD, it blends the frames together much nicer then a CRT, so you can afford to have a lower framerate. (About 17fps)

What I find remarkable is that Gamepark didn't bother to put a voltage overload protection in it. I mean, they know that people are going to use adaptors which need to be set to a certain voltage, because they didn't supply an adaptor themselves. And it's only a small component...

Use gpDrive, to be found somewhere on this site. makes your GP32 act like a USB harddrive or something.

Ok, let me just clear this up with some boring electronics formula's, and explanation. The formula you want is U = I * R. Which means voltage equals amperage times resistance. Let's change this formula. I = U / R, this means amperage equals voltage divided by resistance. Seeing as the voltage is...