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So far we're 3, all from São Paulo Sadly I don't have a gp2x anymore, so I just stop by to answer some pointless post like this every once in a while...

Ok, just some comments: Protected mode emulation could be possible by doing high level emulation of a DPMI, there are some games that accept running exclusively on ring 3 (lowest protection) so we could run this as plain linux executables, as long as the program itself don't try to mess with...

I think I'm buying it, just for the laugh... It's easy for me to buy it since I live here in Brazil :D (but let's check out the price anyway...) I just have 2 game gears (and almost every single add-on for it), 1 psp and 1 gp2x 'left-less' and that "portable" sega-cdx I'm not much of a collector...

They usually explode when they're overcharged, I've never seen a battery exploding by discharging too quickly... But I once exploded a NiCD battery on my bare hand, gez how I freaked out haha

I'm quite confident that gp2x can go further than 115k2bps, the problem is to get a hi-speed serial on the pc side, wich is limited to 115k2 just for backward compatibility and perhaps find out if the serial driver is limiting the speeds up to 115k or if it will satisfy a 460kbps serial request...

I think it's quite pointless to measure speed differences between simple programs in C/asm C optimizes pretty much all it's possible in simple code, but when the code gets complex, then you may have a lot of optimizations in asm, but asm is too much work, so I would recommend you to just develop...

I'm quite confused: why didn't anyone ever tried pppd? You can just log in a shell over serial, run "pppd" and then suspend/exit-without-hangingup and run other pppd /dev/ttySX on the other side and you're set with a network interface over a serial link that will drop any corrupted packet and...

I really think that microdrives could be a possible solution, as long as you set the microdrive to sleep after x minutes of inactivity and supply a better power supply a study once stated that the difference between IBM's and toshiba's drives may differ to almost double the power consumption, so...

I programmed basic when I was a child, then I've evolved to assembly because it was the only compiler I had that could make real executables (well, also because I used to love demo scene and stuff..) that time, and also made me crack my own games (for cheating purposes, it was far more fun to...

the increased resistance would give you less current AND less voltage... 2 resistors in series (one which is the load of gp2x, the other is the battery holder resistance) is a voltage-divider circuit but beside that, current also get limited proportionally to the voltage drop

just to mention: when you remove a component, you don't short-circuit anything, you just leave (part of) the circuit "open", which is the exact inverse of short-circuit altough the circuit needs the capacitor to store energy anyway probably the capacitor is in a charge-regulation circuit which...

Like a lot of people said: I believe that could do a lot better than that! And perhaps they even did that but we don't know it yet. First of all would be a +5vdc signal to usb, not much trouble since somebody else already found a +5vdc signal inside gp2x and installed a fully-functional usb...

NoFX - The Decline :ph34r:

but wouldn't that encourage people to try something new?

Yeah, I thought that so But it really looks like everybody is happy with their current snes emus, so nobody handled the idea, so sorry... :( I don't understand why people think that porting x86 asm to arm asm could be so hard... I think that most people would find the resulting code inefficient...

I'm sorry Squidge, we're out of soy source, can I get you the pre-compiled version instead?

My PSP's battery lasts much longer than my usual 2x's, in video, mp3 or playing master system emus (at least, which is what I do most of the time) But that battery is much more expensive here, I can buy 8 cells of 2700mAh batteries with the money that I would have a single PSP 2200mAh (bigger...

Since I don't have a 2x anymore I can send him my home-made USB power supply and my tv-out cable (if I'm able to find such thing over here), if no one has already done so.....?

Whoa, a lot of people reply to this one Ok, so let's see, first of all, I'm by no mean saying that it is the definitely solution for the problem, it's not. The solution could be porting all x86 asm -> c and then compiling it to x86 AND arm with ease, but that must be done by someone who...

Ok, I had this idea a long time ago, but since I've lost my GP2X console I left it behind, and now I'm on the mood to talk about and see what people think The problem about snes emulation that gp2x faces is that there are not so many sources for porting a snes emu to it, in fact, I can only...