Gp Linux Tested With Ethernet Adapter

[cozmic]

I just read this post, and i think the question this guy asks is very important.

device and my adapter.

toholl

I think we really need a gp32linux zone.
Some precisions about usb on gp32linux:
- you need an externel adapter with 5V power supply: a simple hub is not enough
- this adapter can be easily made by electronic hobbyists: I will put schematics on sourceforge's gp32linux
- I also modified 2 resistors inside my gp32, but I don't know if it is important: I need volunteers to test with a genuine gp32
- I also tested with an ethernet adapter: I got access to internet (but I lake a browser ;-))
- I put a web server on my gp32 and you will be able access to it and to download some data from internet: just for test and just this night at http://81.56.203.169 (hope it will work).
- you can put an usb harddrive and use a partition for swap: so you will have no more memory limitation...
- the gp32 gives 3V, so don't use it for usb and don't try some hazardous homemade 3V to 5V adapter without beeing sure of what you are doing: electronic devices are fragile !
- I will try to give you a photo of my gp32 with ethernet device and my adapter.

 

[Vimacs]

.... realy.... do you have to open the 3rd thred about that?

 

[cozmic]

This is just soo cool mayb i'm too enthausiastic.
danke shön

 

[Wolfsclaw]

hmm i dont want to make a ethernet adapter myself, hey craig if you read this, maybe you want to stock some at gbax!?

 

[TeDaDeS]

Really nice, eat that gameboy

Its really becomming sort of a linux-laptop handheld.
Thats really nice, I should buy a GP-keyboard.

 

[toholl]

You should rather buy an usb-keyboard

 

[Octavious]

sweet internet

~Octavious

 

[TeDaDeS]

You should rather buy an usb-keyboard

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Can it handle multiple usb objects?

 

[GPnator]

with a usb hub it should be possible

 

[toholl]

Yes, you can extend your number of usb port with a hub.