wie siehts aus?
schon irgend welche neuigkeiten, ob man den screen wo in kleineren stückzahlen bekommen könnte?
was würde ein so ein screen eingentlich ca. kosten?
hi!
i've tested it... but i had some problems compiling the test program
'BACK_LIGHT_OFF' undeclared'; 'BACK_LIGHT_ON' undeclared'
i commented it out and compiled it
whem i started the program, i got:
SDL_SYS_JoystickInit
SDL_GP2X: SYS_JoystickNapme(0)
Nc umber of joystic:ks: 2
0 oystick...
jes... nubie knows, what he is talking about... helped me with my serial cable too... (b.t.w. i should post my pics of the samsung cable in the wiki too)
but to the USB circuit... the header in the wiki says "VUSB Boost from 3.3v to 5v:" but it doesn't take 3.3V
so something is wrong... either...
is this really a 3v to 5v stepup?
i think, there is an error in the header, because this circuit takes 6-20V in and not 3V in.
it looks more like a 6V+ to 5V regulator to me.
well... another idea i had in mind was an fast and good way of typing text with the gp2x...
something like the T9 dictionary on cell phones...
this could be a library, you can use in any application (text editors, address books or emulators for amiga, dos,...)
when textinputmode is activated...
i had this idea too...
you could write some libraries using the second CPU for 3D graphic, 2D graphic animation/transformation, sound, AI and even physics (which is a very interesting and hot topic at the moment, i think and would give good material for a diss)
hmm... ok... this make things clear
thanks
so has this something to do with the "USB termination" scope picture in the USB Host Wiki?
and is this low-pass filter the same thing described in the USB 1.1 Spec chapter "7.1.2 Data Signal Rise and Fall"?
or is this something different?
i've a question about the USB Host BoB Schematic.
i've already finished my BoB and it's working fine, but i also want to know, what i have done ;)
what is this USB filtering for?
and what is filtert?
i looked into the USB 1.1 Spec and there are similar schematics (figure 7-8)
but i don't...
it worked fine for me too... it's a very good tutorial...
but it's for compiling code for the gp2x and i also want to compile the code for windows... and there is no tutorial for that :(
Vilmos, had you any progress in compiling for windows in codeblocks?
i tried it too... downloaded most of the required libs für win32...
but i had no luck
the mouse movement is working fine...
after SDL_WarpMouse() the cursor shows up at the right coordinates
but when i move the mouse again, the cursor jumps back to its old position
cool... the mouse is working! :)
great work!
is there also a way to use 2 mice? so that i get coordinates of 2 mouse pointer at the same time?
or do i have to do it the way theoddbot suggested?
hmm... good idea
i could read /dev/input/mouse0 and /dev/input/mouse1 to get data from both mice
is the data provided by the file like described here?
and how do i read the file? can i read it like a simple file? how do i know when the mouse sends new data?
paeryn, sounds great... that would help me very much
i'll test it when you are ready, if you want
would it also be possible to use two mice at the same time and get the x and y values from each mouse?
hi!
i've a working USB host port... now i want to write a program using a USB mouse...
i downloaded the usb modules from http://www.artaylor.co.uk/~richard/gp2x/
i load the following modules:
usbcore.o
input.o
hid.o
keybdev.o
mousedev.o
mmsp2_usbh.o
usb-ohci.o
usb-ohci-mmsp2.o
i don't have...
hmm...
when should i type "init 2"?
when the menu is on, i can't write into the terminal window....
i only can navigate through the menu with the i-j-k-l keys
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