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It's looking better everyday, but how will the recompiling/porting process unfold? Will people do it for us and put it online like they did for the Gp2X or what? DCemu already has a site for it, so that's a start...
Rivroner said:notaz said:The problem was that GP2X Linux has read-ahead enabled by default, so it does less SD reads but it reads large chunks of data, which takes time and stops the host program while working. To disable it you can dopepone said:Ho, interesting. Can you tell me more? I didn't check the dev board for some times now.
it might be useful for gngeo.
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echo 0 > /proc/sys/vm/min-readahead
echo 0 > /proc/sys/vm/max-readahead
and streaming becomes smooth, at least for Sega CD, which does 1x CD speed (~150kB/s).
Very interesting, i hope Pepone launch a new GnGeo 2X version soon
Errm, you could just put the two lines above in a script and run it before that gngeo2x
Amon_Re said:what's obvious is that GPH is pretending that it's nose is bleeding when it comes to emulation, probably not a stupid idea, since emulation tends to be a grey area legally in some places, better safe then sorry, Sony did go after Bleem for their PSX emulator eg.
With everyone moaning and complaining about the homebrew slant to the Wiz, it's nice to see that at least ONE person in this thread understands why they're doing this. Nintendo is making tons of money by selling NES games on the Wii... I really don't think it's in GPH's best interest to draw the attention of their lawyers. The emulators will come, but the legal situation makes it a really bad idea for GPH to build them in, or whatever you people are expecting.
Anyways, It's not a bad little system, but I think I'll be getting a Pandora instead... the extra features are well worth the extra money for me. One thing about the Wiz that interests me though is Flash support... that could change the whole playfield if it works properly (and this is the big question, because I can say first-hand that Flash support on Linux is absolutely terrible), as the system would immediately gain countless amounts of free downloadable games and movies and such. Hell, that stupid Nanaca Crash game would tear through batteries for me...
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Orkie said:It does diagonals for me. I have been given permission to post some photos of my prototype too .
http://x11.gp2x.de/tempfiles/gp2x-new/IMG_1110.JPG
http://x11.gp2x.de/tempfiles/gp2x-new/IMG_1122.JPG
http://x11.gp2x.de/tempfiles/gp2x-new/IMG_1129.JPG
Thanks for posting those, Orkie! It does look like a big improvement over the GP2X (putting aside the controversial buttonpad thing for a moment).
Orkie said:EDIT: And one to prove it has shoulder buttons for the unbeliever(s) .
http://x11.gp2x.de/tempfiles/gp2x-new/IMG_1119.JPG
Fake! Photoshopped!
it's not an update, it's a totally new console, also what do you want? special price for gp2x owners? :huh: it's the same for everyone, "update" or not... i have three gp2x (first edition, f100 mk2 and f200) and still i think the price is right and worthwhileManjuu said:I wish it could be cheaper though; too expensive for an "upgrade", and I have no plans of selling my F200.