I'm running debian via X/Qt, and I just installed gnuboy-sdl and it seems to run just fine so far. Now I just have to map the hardware keys, and get the thing to scale - gameboy resolution on a 4in VGA screen is pretty darn small
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Could you give some specifications of your system, like version of SDL, of gnuboy, you are running with the kernel at 533MHz, and so, please?
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It's the regular ol' SDL 1.2 from debian testing, gunboy was the 'gnuboy-sdl' from testing also (1.0.3-1, I believe) - kernel is clocked up to 533. It runs just fine, but only at regular ol' gameboy resolution. I tried to speed it up a bit by taking the externe.net SDL and moving it over to my chrooted debian environment, but it doesn't seem to like that too much (mismatched GCC versions, I think) So, after reading some docs and finding out that Visualboy Advance plays GBA, GB, and GBC games, I gave that a shot, and it runs MUCH better. Nearly full speed running a regular GB game at 2x resolution. GBA emulation is a little bit slower, but still playable on most games. I haven't quite figured out how to save state yet though - the docs I've read say it's mapped to F12, but the zaurus doesn't have an F12, so I need to figure out how to remap it.
-ross