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Dragon*Con is great- nerdy yes, but also great. The con spans over three large hotels with tons things always going on that are sure to please any flavor of dork out there. I mean in a single day I attended an EFF (http://www.eff.org/) lecture on why the US’s plans for Internet Sales tax would...

I ran into a couple of GP2X users at Dragon*Con (http://www.dragoncon.org/) over the weekend, although I can’t remember anybodies names… So who was there?

Back when the thing was first announched it was planned to cost "less than $500" http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558...2129TX1K0000532 I figured with the changes I'm listing it would cost around $400. The "core" of what I want is something based on VIA Eden-N...

I couple years back I got all excited from a couple of press releases from VIA Technologies as I was certain that they were about to build the greatest handheld gaming device ever. A couple years later it’s nothing more then another piece of vaporware, but I think the concept of this system is...

I just wish it had a built-in powered USB host port that you could stick a wifi dongle in-- Would it have been that hard to make this: http://sprite.student.utwente.nl/~jeroen/projects/gp2x-usb/ standard?

I've never been able to get the non-prototype version of Garou working in GnGeo2x - if somebody does know how to do this I would very intrested.

Gngeo uses cyclone - so hopefully this will grab a few more frames there.

full speed psx w/sound isn't happening anytime soon, if ever.

Use Google to search the forums.

Sticking with the QD pad seems very reasonable to me. If the supply dries up, then we can start to worry about finding an alternative part.

Where have I heard that idea before.... damn.. I knew I should have gotten a patent on that one... :P

@Radek: Mod looks great and about as easy as it can get. A replacement case with the hole already cut in it would be ideal, but I understand how getting your hands on those might be a considerable undertaking. Have you tried contacting GPH to see if they’re willing to sell you the part...

I think I'll go change that... Takes a look at the history page: 2:33, 3 June 2006 Catron (PSP added) I don't know what Catron is smoking...

In the mean time, I came up with this (a guess based on how roms similar to garou look in the romrc file) #mame set of garou game garou MVS "Garou - Mark of the Wolves (set 1)" CPU 0x500000 253-ep1.p1 0x0 0x80000 NORM 253-ep2.p2 0x80000 0x80000 NORM 253-ep3.p3 0x100000 0x80000 NORM 253-ep4.p4...

I actually already found that same piece of code somewhere else but immediately noticed: * This piece of code is weird, but it seems to work. * Crypted ROMs are not supported ATM. Since Garou is encrypted - that's a problem :( Granted I could use Kawaks to generate non-encrypted C's but that...

Hooray for a new version of gngeo2x-- One game that I can't get to work is Garou Mark of the Wolves (NON-Prototype). Dump-gfx is still choking on it. Looking over romrc: #old mame set of garou game garou MVS "Garou - Mark of the Wolves (set 1)" CPU 0x500000 motw_p1.rom 0x0 0x100000 NORM...

It's Raine written entirely in x86 assembly? I don’t think it’s exactly portable code...

I’m glad to see DJWillis & theoddbot around, and I appreciate what you’ve done for the community. Even thou I’m using the official 2.0 firmware I still appreciate what you’ve done, and I’m sure a lot of other people do too. I think the most demoralizing thing about all this is the GPL issue...

Any ideas on how to make the cutting as easy as possible? Maybe if you had a metal circle with a whole cut in the center of it the size of the hole needed for the QD. You could then line the metal circle up and then sand down the plastic to match the shape of the whole. I just worry that any...

Just some guesses: - GPH still has not released the source code to their modified Mplayer. Not being fully GPL compliant removes the desire of some to support GPH. - Firmware 2.0 fixed a lot of issues and is ‘good enough’ that nobody is extremely motivated to provide an alternative firmware. -...