Shadowsithe
Member
I don't have the SD card yet, but I want to throw something onto the NAND to test it out. I can't get my AMD Athlon 3800+ to recognize the GP2X. Can someone hold my hand through this?
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craigix
Mega GP Mania
Try a USB cable from another device.
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TelcoLou
Guest
You know, I still think your avatar is Ricky Ricardo ...
... but yeah, seems like the included USB cable is ass, try another.
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senquack
I feel a great disturbance in the source
I just got my GP2x a week ago, and had problems for the first hour getting XP on two different machines to recognize it properly. It would always pop up with a failure message, after trying to load drivers when I connected the cable. This was despite trying two different cables and all the available USB ports.
Then, after an hour it started working just fine and hasn't failed to connect once in the days since then. Don't give up, I guess.
Then, after an hour it started working just fine and hasn't failed to connect once in the days since then. Don't give up, I guess.
Fishbong
man of poor reputation
Unfortunately, the AMD Athlon 3800 is not GP2X compatible, you have to change to a Pentium.
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aapje89
Still here...
yeah lol
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WarmFluffyUK
The Big Wad Bolf.
I had a problem with the USB cable supplied with my GP2X, it never worked. I tried another cable that I had laying around and that worked perfectly!
Shadowsithe
Member
Good to know it's my beautiful dualcore's fault. I managed to use my USB flash drive in conjunction with the bob to copy files to the NAND, and borrowed a 64mb Panasonic SD card the next day. So I'm good. Thanks much, Fishbong.
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Shadowsithe
Member
Every word of it. Yeah, I'll be getting the 4GB sometime after the next paycheck.
krosfyah
Syntax Error
I heard you can make the AMD Athlon 3800+ compatible by installing WinME on it.
