uae4allgp2x0.1

This is a quick hack it 'n' ship it release of uae4all on the GP2X.

I've done very little work on it (I spent a couple of hours doing the port),
and what I have done has polluted an otherwise nice codebase,
so sorry to those who've put in the effort to keep it tidy - I'll get around
to bringing my changes up to your standard later!

Installation
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* Copy uae4all.gpe into a directory on your SD card.
* Copy the data directory to that directory, so it sits beneath
the directory you just copied uae4all.gpe to.
* Put your kick.rom file in the same directory as uae4all.gpe.
* Create a roms directory in the same directory as uae4all.gpe
(it should browse to any, but I haven't tested that.

Notes
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I've only tested it with Turrican so far, and that runs alright (a bit slow, perhaps).
Only one joystick button is currently supported (B is fire).
The virtual keyboard hasn't been hooked up yet.
It doesn't support sound.
It isn't using an ASM core.

The rest
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The code I ported it from (a Dreamcast port) is available here:

http://chui.dcemu.co.uk/uae4all.html

My full source is available here:

http://www.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,5,1214

Email: [email protected]

VERY NOTEWORTHY:

I have found a hack/exploit for the eBoot loader!! Some of you may have already thought of this as it is very basic, but I have not seen coverage on this anywhere as of yet. This is for everyone, especially the n00bs

eBoot loader only displays 22 or 23 games on the main menu. However, if you go into PSP>GAME (Via computer connection), there you will see all of your
homebrew. Now for the cool part: Add another folder in the GAME folder (Right click>New>Folder) and call it whatever you want. (I call mine "[2!] GAME" so it loads at the top of the list of folders on my computer in PSP>GAME where I can easily access and add homebrew to it. Now put all the rest of your homebrew in there (from your 23rd downloaded homebrew game ++) and you can extend your homebrew library by as much memory as you have on your MSDUO.

I was sick of having 22 games on the [eBoot loader] menu and having to delete the least fun game out of the lot just so I could replace it every time I
downloaded a new homebrew. So in short, I now have access to about 40 homebrew games and apps which are all accessible through the eBoot loader menu.

I hope I've made the eBoot loader even better with this little tip for the
people who will use it. (Don't know why I didn't think of this much sooner...)

Additionally:

I am not the greatest programmer, but I enjoy homebrew and wanted to know if some of you would print this on your web page in an area of related content. I would appreciate a small bit of recognition for this, just to be recognised for a split second in the homebrew scene. I just think that would be the coolest. =)

Thanks for your time and consideration for posting this,

grin.ch

P.S. Please check out my website to give me feedback at: http://www.geocities.com/jilopey29/i...?1138951978968
or just reply to this email. Thanks.

Tokes PS2 Remote

This program was made for the use with the PlayStation Portable system.
It is a IR signal device, used to manipulate the PlayStation 2 gaming system.
This Homebrew Application only operates the "New", or "Slim" PlayStation 2 gaming system.

To Instal place the 2 folders into your PSP game folder.

This program was created by Tokes,
And I am in no way responsible for any damage this may cause to your system if used inapropriatly.

Controls:
In the main screen pressing :

Triangle, Circle, Cross, or Square will send those signals to your PlayStation 2
Up, Down, Left, or Right will send those signals to your PlayStation 2
The L button or the R button will send those signals to your PlayStation 2
Start or Select will send those signals to your PlayStation 2

*If you Switch on the HOLD button, The button configuration will appear (just incase you forget )
Then turn the HOLD button OFF and ON again to return to the main screen.
(Then turn Hold off if you want to pree anything, I know that thats annoying, but its just to see the button Config.)

*If you Double click the HOME button you will change to the Extra Buttons menu. (press twice, after the first time the exit screen comes up, just press HOME again)

Controls In the Extra Buttons Menu:
The L button will send the L2 signal to your PlayStation 2
The R button will send the R2 signal to your PlayStation 2
Up on the D-pad will send the L3 Signal to your PlayStation 2
Triangle will send the R3 Signal to your PlayStation 2
Start button will turn your PlayStation 2 ON
Select button will turn your PlayStation 2 OFF

"People downloading my programs makes all the hard work worth while"
Thank you
Tokes