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    Usb Rndis Drivers Hang At Black Screen

    Does your kernel have network support? What host are you connecting it to, linux >2.6.10 will hang the gp2x.
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    GP2X Native Arm Toolchain On Gp2x

    gcc can chew a lot of ram at times. I'm not sure how well this would work. If you really want to develop on the gp2x, just use python :)
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    The State Of The Gp2x

    There's been no hardware changes and probably won't be until around christmas, except maybe a new joystick knob.
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    Which File Formats Does Gp2x Video Player Support?

    Licensing. Apparently GPH will respect a commercial license but not the GPL, even when they are conflicting.
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    Which File Formats Does Gp2x Video Player Support?

    ITS NOT THE SECOND PROCESSOR THAT HELPS ITS THE VIDEO DECODING HARDWARE THAT WE WILL NEVER GET SOURCE FOR. ke ?
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    Yaffs Better Than Cramfs

    yaffs and jffs2 are very similar in the way they work. jffs2 was originally for NOR flash devices but has now been ported to NAND. I don't think yaffs is being worked on any more. Because the filesystems are totally unstructured, the whole partition has to be scanned at mount time to replay the...
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    Cross Compile Linux App

    ./configure --host=arm-linux for a start. you'll probably need to set some CFLAGS="-msoft-float -I/path/to/includes" and other things as well.
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    Theoddbot For Guru.

    Yes, but I'm doubly special ;)
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    GP2X Trouble Compiling Duke3d...

    -msoft-float in your CFLAGS and LDFLAGS ?? also, you might have to move -lm after -lSDL, but its not causing this problem. edit: doh, try -lgcc ??
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    GP2X Root On Sd Card

    It's a completely different filesystem to either jffs2 or cramfs/squashfs. That said it boots from the u-boot prompt in 10 seconds, so I guess its about the same speed as cramfs/squashfs. The overall bandwidth of the SD card is about 1/2 of the NAND (I think) but in practice it doesnt seem to...
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    GP2X Root On Sd Card

    GP2X: root on SD Card After a bit of fiddling I have created a kernel that can use the 2nd partition of the SD card (formatted as ext2) as the root filesystem. This is a great way to mess around with the gp2x filesystem without fear of rendering your gp2x unbootable Requires art103's u-boot...
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    So, Say Gph Released A Sequel...

    A 3d processor would have all the functionality of the current 2d accellerator, and more. No reason not to have it.
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    Some Hw Questions.

    The video decoder and post-processor are completely separate from the 2d accelerator.
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    Some Hw Questions.

    If you really want to, but it isn't necessary 99% of the time. No vector unit or FPU on the gp2x Yes, it also supports all 256 rwops needed for WinCE to have full hardware accelleration. No fancy alpha or anything though. You can use whatever you like, from VS2005 to vi. There is no...
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    Fast Boot Firmware - 15 Second Boots

    critical: the menu probably set the clock speed back to 100mhz, you'll have to use a tweaker to change it back
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    Fast Boot Firmware - 15 Second Boots

    telinit 2 At the terminal will kill the menu.
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    GP2X Sdl Package Test Release

    Sasq: Change the prefix in sdl-config.
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    Fast Boot Firmware - 15 Second Boots

    No. You can't use DD on a jffs2 filesystem as it stores data in the OOB areas as well. There are ways to write it from within linux, but if you're still using the official firmware you won't make it very happy by rewriting the root filesystem from underneath it. I'm working on a method of having...
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    GP2X Hw Accelerated Sdl

    Mudi: Just because it runs doesn't mean it's correct. Run it in valgrind.
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    GP2X Hw Accelerated Sdl

    Mudi: The best tool for memory debugging is valgrind on Linux, she is magic, but x86 only for now.
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