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Thanks, but I'm using a camera cable. Pretty sure it works fine, but I'll have a hunt around to see if I can find another cable around here.. Errr.. /edit You're my fuckin' hero Alex. It was a dud cable wherever it came from. I'm so glad these are so generic.. just found one lying around...

:o I've been out of the country for three and a half months. Just got my GP2x out of storage and plugged it into the computer, switched on USB and got this: I've tried it on a second computer and had a quick go at making it work in Linux.... but no luck! I'm still away from my desktop...

Maybe if someone who knows how to write asm did the port?

(Obviously this scorn isn't directed at ZodTTD..) :lol: :lol: You let your computer get fucked by lightening FOUR TIMES? Haven't you heard of surge protectors? :rolleyes: Also, don't forget, when your PSU blows, it can take a lot of other hardware out with it.

When I get back to the Real World (backpacking through SE Asia atm... lugging my Thinkpad along for the ride... <_< ) in a couple of weeks, and find a place to live, AND get the internet hooked up.... I'll put my FreeBSD box back up and show of my little virtual world project. No web interface...

Most that I've played have had a few types of communication: area - 'say' visible to everyone in the room, 'whisper' visible to one person in the room, 'shout' visible to everyone in the local area global - 'tell' sends a message to a specific person anywhere in the world, 'mail' sends mail to...

Yeah, that pretty much describes my core implementation of my pet MUD project actually. I've got an objects master table, a relations table (in, on, etc) and an exit relations table for easily linking locations to each other. There's a few other bits and pieces for usernames/passwords and system...

One way would be to create a sort of master template for those important items, then instance them per player. Lots of the big MMORPGs also instance quests and entire areas, but for a smaller scale game all you really need to do is have an object or structure populated with the details of the...

My own 30 second review after using it for months: It's crap. The zip doesn't stay shut and the pocket inside is useless because it presses against the screen or the joystick, depending on how you pack stuff into it. There is nothing else worthy of mention on this featureless piece of shit...

There's a heap of research into many aspects of MUDs. Social, technological, whatever else.. They're really accessible, since all you need is a telnet client, and since you work in raw text over the telnet protocol, they're fairly good for high latency network connections. Honestly, you...

Hm, odd. I'm using ooPo's chain too, and updated to the latest version of Paeryn's SDL via version control, yet I still get the odd button swapping. Menu flickering seems to be fixed though, and I think my frequency lock works just fine. I'm rebuilding my whole toolchain to see if it's an odd...

What toolchain do you work with?

I checked out the source via SVN and I've added a frequency lock of my own, an easy modification- your code is nice to work with Ryo. Unfortunately running at higher frequencies makes the menu flicker like a bastard. I guess a framerate limit might be a good idea, at least when running at...

Right, that's what I figured. So, is it possible to include an option to toggle this behaviour? Useful as it is, it's making background MP3 playback weird. /edit or, alternatively, as per the original post, can someone suggest a workaround?

Funnily enough that's what I attempted immediately after noticing the weirdness... ;) I don't see an option in that options screen to disable frequency changing. Does the menu still call the clockspeed setting routine when an application returns to the menu, even if it should already be running...

I've got a couple of scripts, one starts madplay in the background, playing my mp3s on a random playlist, the other kills all the madplay processes so I can stop the music whenever I need to. Unfortunately, any time I'm playing music and open an application, when I return to the menu the music...

ED for president of the world!

I've been loading the modules manually via the telnet interface. I've got +5V as per the internal USB mod page that guy put up. Multimeter confirms it. I have a sneaking suspicion I have a grounding problem somewhere, so I'll attempt to track that down. Cheers..

When I attempt to connect a USB storage device to my newly hacked-on USB connector, I can't seem to find any /dev/sd* devices. That's after the various USB modules and SCSI modules have been loaded. Do I need to custom build a module as per the advice here: http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/USB_Host ...