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Jarska333
What do you want?
With drivers, I'd assume it will.
I'd like to have a digital TV tuner on SDIO...
http://www.sdcard.org/sdio/index.html
I'd like to have a digital TV tuner on SDIO...
http://www.sdcard.org/sdio/index.html
xzen54321
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Yea, any of thoes would be cool, oh yea, I looked and could not find, will the GP2X have a clock?
greven
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it would be cool if the camera could be plugged, but then there is a problem : the storage capacity (nand wont be enough....)
Digital Awakening
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Some SDIO stuff come with their own memory.
Jarska333
What do you want?
greven posted on Oct 14 2005 at 07:01 PM said:
Well, one can apparently hot-swap SD cards. A bit of a hassle, but the pics can be stored in the RAM, and then transferred to a normal SD card.
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greven
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really ?, hum, anyway this device must be expensive so .... but this is still good news if it is possible to plug those sdio stuff
Jarska333
What do you want?
As far as I can remember... (But my signature does come handy, occasionally. 
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)Talyz
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I see no point in actually having SDIO if WiFi would not work with it. That card works with the Zodiac, by the way, so I think I'll buy it when I buy myself a GP2X
oneandoneis2
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SDIO camera + GP2X = geek mirror
SDIO Camera+Digital Tv Tuner+GPS+WIFI= Drool
Although all those cards would end up being expensive as hell expecially since the gizmondo has a camera, gps and wifi for (ithink) cheaper. but no opensource
mmm GPS on gp2x. Ultimate gadget for when i get my liscence
Although all those cards would end up being expensive as hell expecially since the gizmondo has a camera, gps and wifi for (ithink) cheaper. but no opensource
mmm GPS on gp2x. Ultimate gadget for when i get my liscence
The video camera sd card would be a brillaint addition, the SoC chip that the gp2x uses has a dedicated camera processor meaning the sd camera would not need to rely on the main processor. Plus the memory problem can be solve by having the gp2x writing the images and pictures directly to the sd card. This is possible with sd camcorders produced by panasonic which have less internal memory than the gp2x.
xzen54321
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codesmith
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Well, sorting through the broken English,xzen54321 posted on Oct 14 2005 at 09:55 PM said:
it sounds like they do have support in hardware, but because they currently have no drivers they can't honestly say the GP2X as a whole does support it. On the plus side, this makes the lack of support something that can be fixed with a firmware upgrade. If the hardware did not support SDIO, then there would be no way to fix it. Since the gp2x runs Linux, "all" that needs to be done is find an existing SDIO driver for some other Linux handheld and port it just like a game (note the quotes around "all"
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Yuglooc
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You sir are correct.codesmith posted on Oct 15 2005 at 05:30 AM said:Well, sorting through the broken English,xzen54321 posted on Oct 14 2005 at 09:55 PM said:
it sounds like they do have support in hardware, but because they currently have no drivers they can't honestly say the GP2X as a whole does support it. On the plus side, this makes the lack of support something that can be fixed with a firmware upgrade. If the hardware did not support SDIO, then there would be no way to fix it. Since the gp2x runs Linux, "all" that needs to be done is find an existing SDIO driver for some other Linux handheld and port it just like a game (note the quotes around "all"
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Jarska333 posted on Oct 14 2005 at 05:27 PM said:
Don't know if I've misunderstood, but This list of SDIO cards says
Perhaps it's possible to have both plugged in at the same time e.g. the SDIO card having an SD slot and passing data between the SD card and the host device.
Any thoughts?
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