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Unless he used a cheating device, as Sephiroth is a character avalible in the Nibelheim flashback. Although he is AI controlled, but that could probably be fixed in a similar manner.Yep, I did this with a cheat cartridge years ago. Good old action replay.
- Crash Bandicoot 2 - The Wrath of Cortex- Works very well, I think it would be playable once the FF7 is fixed. Because I actually almost finished a stage hehe
You quit by pushing backspace if you're wondering (put it in docs please ZodTTD)
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Hi everyone,
Sorry for the lack of a release. There's been a lot more additions to our psx4all codebase that ZPSX is based on.
I wrote a threaded interpreter, which is a slightly faster version of the old CPU interpreter. Lot's of large speedups in the GPU have been made. But the biggest addition of all is the option for underclocking the PSX. By underclocking, the GP2X handheld (at 266MHz) reaches speeds of over 30+ FPS in-game on titles support this method. I'll get it ported to the Z asap.
Once again, sorry for the delay. The GPU was holding the release back, then I waited for Beta 4, and now the GPU needs a slight update again.
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I did a test with pxafb_overlay using my current build of ZPSX. Using fb1, it performed *at most* 1 or 2 FPS faster than fb0. It's so close to fb0, that I'm wondering what is needed to get the "acceleration".
try doing:
modprobe pxafb_overlay
and then /dev/fb1 should work
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Quotetry doing:In C860: "modprobe: Can't located module pxafb_overlay"
modprobe pxafb_overlay
and then /dev/fb1 should work
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This is supposed to work in beta 1 or is this only beta 4 thing?
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Ahhh, I know why you didnt notice a difference in SDL...
Set the following to use /dev/fb1 in SDL, if it even will work:
modprobe pxafb_overlay
export SDL_FBDEV=/dev/fb1
export SDL_VIDEODRIVER=fbcon
Problem is, using fb1 isn't working for me. fb0 is. fb0 is faster than whatever the feed in beta 4 is defaulting to though. Only thing is, it's not rotated. The framebuffer needs to be rotated for landscape for Z's. So some SDL work will be needed. I could do a iwmmxt enhanced rotation in SDL and get 1.2.9 working with fb1 if needed.
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No hardware rotation in PXA27x, only software.
Default LCD orientation 480x640 - portrait. For landscape that uses software rotation, its why landscape mode slower.
For PXA27x acceleration:
modprobe pxafb_overlay
that will create 3 devices:
/dev/fb1 - Overlay1 - RGB modes only
/dev/fb2 - Overlay2 - RGB and YUV modes
/dev/fb3 - Hardware cursor (128x128 max)
for initialize overlay, you need write info about resolution and mode with ioctl FBIOBUT_VSCREENINFO to one of this overlay devices, like as for normal framebuffer. Than get info for device as for normal framebuffer and use it.
I will post sample sources later.
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Thanks for the heads up on the donation link Phill, it's now fixed. I was wondering why I hadn't received a donation from the Zaurus community yet. Time to get working on ZPSX so that link has some more use.
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I was able to get the bvdd driver installed on Beta 4, and it seems to work, though I was testing it with bvdd enhanced SDL, and not mplayer.
I got the bvdd.0.4.0 IPK, and installed it. I'll put up instructions for the latest revision to beta 4 if needed. I think it was bvdd that I needed to unpack the IPK and manually install it due to some folders not existing that it wanted to unpack to.
Either way, I have a /dev/bvdd and a working init script. So I'd imagine it's worth a try installing that IPK and seeing if it works with mplayer. If someone tries it out with mplayer, let me know if it works for you.
Thanks
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