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[Gc-linux-devel] Fw: Max Drive Pro Tips for using.

[James W. <jk...@co...>]

I have also received my Max Drive Pro, but I am having problems writing
 Gamecube DOL files to the memory card. Do you do this through the Max Drive
 Pro software or do you access the memory card through a drive letter? I am
 using WinXP Professional, I'm also using the memory card through a powered
 USB 2.0 hub, could the hub be the problem?

 I would really appreciate any tips you may have. I generally love the
 hardware they produce but their software always seems to be too simple for
 me and not enough obvious features. Thanks in advance.

 James Wall
 jkwall at hotmail dot com

Re: [Gc-linux-devel] Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard not working

[Steven L. <st...@kr...>]

The detection code "says" what kind of controller is on what port. When you
"hardcode" it, if will always say there is a keyboard at port 4, no matter
what.

The code reading the controllers status (buttons, sticks, ...) looks at the
variables set by the detection code. When the detection code said there is
a keyboard at port 4 (which was hardcoded), it reads the port as a keyboard.

So, you're basically right, the keyboard driver doesnt work properly.

However, either way, your keyboard converter doesn't work like the Datel
keyboard converter, or the detection code is incomplete, leaving the keyboard in
an "unfinished" state, rendering it useless.

Steven Looman


On Sun, Feb 06, 2005 at 11:13:18PM +0000, Daniel Thompson wrote:
> On Sun, 2005-02-06 at 23:11 +0100, Steven Looman wrote:
> > The detection code is, for the keyboard, far from perfect. I was not able to
> > finalize/improve the detection code since I had no sources (documents, ...) to
> > look at. Isobel put an option into the kernel to "hardcode" the keyboard at a port.
> 
> Does the fact that the kernel announced it had a keyboard in port 4
> (which is where it was) show the detection code worked but the keyboard
> driver didn't or is it likely to be more complex than that?
> 
> 
> 
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Re: [Gc-linux-devel] Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard not working

[Daniel T. <gc-...@re...>]

On Sun, 2005-02-06 at 23:11 +0100, Steven Looman wrote:
> The detection code is, for the keyboard, far from perfect. I was not able to
> finalize/improve the detection code since I had no sources (documents, ...) to
> look at. Isobel put an option into the kernel to "hardcode" the keyboard at a port.

Does the fact that the kernel announced it had a keyboard in port 4
(which is where it was) show the detection code worked but the keyboard
driver didn't or is it likely to be more complex than that?

Re: [Gc-linux-devel] Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard not working

[Steven L. <st...@kr...>]

Hi,

First of all, I wrote the SI driver for gc-linux (altho most of the credit has to
go to groupaz since he wrote/hacked the detection code).

While writing this driver I only had access to a Datel adapter (+ keyboard) and
a few standard controllers; I was not able to test this.

The detection code is, for the keyboard, far from perfect. I was not able to
finalize/improve the detection code since I had no sources (documents, ...) to
look at. Isobel put an option into the kernel to "hardcode" the keyboard at a port.

Numlock/capslock/scrolllock don't mean anything. They aren't handled by the
kernel like in a normal computer, but just light up when you press then. No
signal is received by the SI hardware in the cube, as far as I know.

If you have the time/resources to improve the driver, please do so!

Steven Looman

On Sun, Feb 06, 2005 at 09:03:08PM +0100, Rob Reilink wrote:
> I know I got to that problem a while ago at the 21C3. My keyboard
> adaptor (actually mist's) was not recognised. Mist told me it had worked
> when the SI driver was still hardcoded to accept a keyboard at some
> port, but it didn't work any more. I don't think I have time to check it
> out this week. The fact that the num and caps lights work does not need
> to mean anything, don't know if they are controlled by the kernel or the
> hardware.
> 
> Rob
> 
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: gc-...@li...
> [mailto:gc-...@li...] Namens Daniel
> Thompson
> Verzonden: zondag 6 februari 2005 18:50
> Aan: gc-...@li...
> Onderwerp: [Gc-linux-devel] Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard
> not working
> 
> Hi Folks
> 
> First, a bit of news:
> 
> Linux boots successfully when loaded via the Max Drive Pro. Datel
> finally got round to releasing their gizmo (I got mine about a week ago)
> and almost the first time I tried it the kernel booted, found my NFS
> server and made it to the Debian login prompt on my UK (PAL) 'Cube.
> 
> Second, a bit of a problem:
> 
> I have a (very cheap) keyboard adaptor I bought on Lik-sang at the same
> time I bought my BBA. It is a two-in-one device that can either connect
> a PS/2 keyboard or a Playstation controller. The kernel correctly
> identified the peripherals in the boot messages (2 controllers, unused,
> keyboard) but unfortunately the keyboard just didn't seem to work
> (though caps lock and num lock lights do come on and off when I press
> those buttons).
> 
> So a variety of crack-pot questions:
> 
>  - has anyone had their Lik-sang 2-in-1 adaptor work on gc-linux?
>    (and in what socket)
> 
>  - has anyone had their keyboard work after booting via a Max drive?
>    (a long shot given how rare those things are)
> 
>  - does anyone know of any bare machine .dol programs that use the
>    keyboard so I might be able to prove the hardware does work?
> 
>  - could someone with a keyboard and SDLoad unplug their BBA and
>    let me know if <Shift-PgUp> gets the kernel to scroll up from the
>    'Looking for RPC ... messages'? (I want to debug the keyboard thing
>    before laying a network cable down to the living room so I'd like to
>    know how to tell when I've got it working!)
> 
> Unless someone has a better suggestion I guess I need to go and add lots
> of printk's to the keyboard driver (and any lower-level drivers) to
> figure out what might have gone wrong.
> 
> -- 
> Daniel Thompson <gc-...@re...>
> 
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RE: [Gc-linux-devel] Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard not working

[Rob R. <ro...@re...>]

I know I got to that problem a while ago at the 21C3. My keyboard
adaptor (actually mist's) was not recognised. Mist told me it had worked
when the SI driver was still hardcoded to accept a keyboard at some
port, but it didn't work any more. I don't think I have time to check it
out this week. The fact that the num and caps lights work does not need
to mean anything, don't know if they are controlled by the kernel or the
hardware.

Rob

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[mailto:gc-...@li...] Namens Daniel
Thompson
Verzonden: zondag 6 februari 2005 18:50
Aan: gc-...@li...
Onderwerp: [Gc-linux-devel] Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard
not working

Hi Folks

First, a bit of news:

Linux boots successfully when loaded via the Max Drive Pro. Datel
finally got round to releasing their gizmo (I got mine about a week ago)
and almost the first time I tried it the kernel booted, found my NFS
server and made it to the Debian login prompt on my UK (PAL) 'Cube.

Second, a bit of a problem:

I have a (very cheap) keyboard adaptor I bought on Lik-sang at the same
time I bought my BBA. It is a two-in-one device that can either connect
a PS/2 keyboard or a Playstation controller. The kernel correctly
identified the peripherals in the boot messages (2 controllers, unused,
keyboard) but unfortunately the keyboard just didn't seem to work
(though caps lock and num lock lights do come on and off when I press
those buttons).

So a variety of crack-pot questions:

 - has anyone had their Lik-sang 2-in-1 adaptor work on gc-linux?
   (and in what socket)

 - has anyone had their keyboard work after booting via a Max drive?
   (a long shot given how rare those things are)

 - does anyone know of any bare machine .dol programs that use the
   keyboard so I might be able to prove the hardware does work?

 - could someone with a keyboard and SDLoad unplug their BBA and
   let me know if <Shift-PgUp> gets the kernel to scroll up from the
   'Looking for RPC ... messages'? (I want to debug the keyboard thing
   before laying a network cable down to the living room so I'd like to
   know how to tell when I've got it working!)

Unless someone has a better suggestion I guess I need to go and add lots
of printk's to the keyboard driver (and any lower-level drivers) to
figure out what might have gone wrong.

-- 
Daniel Thompson <gc-...@re...>



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[Gc-linux-devel] Successful boot via Max Drive Pro; keyboard not working

[Daniel T. <gc-...@re...>]

Hi Folks

First, a bit of news:

Linux boots successfully when loaded via the Max Drive Pro. Datel
finally got round to releasing their gizmo (I got mine about a week ago)
and almost the first time I tried it the kernel booted, found my NFS
server and made it to the Debian login prompt on my UK (PAL) 'Cube.

Second, a bit of a problem:

I have a (very cheap) keyboard adaptor I bought on Lik-sang at the same
time I bought my BBA. It is a two-in-one device that can either connect
a PS/2 keyboard or a Playstation controller. The kernel correctly
identified the peripherals in the boot messages (2 controllers, unused,
keyboard) but unfortunately the keyboard just didn't seem to work
(though caps lock and num lock lights do come on and off when I press
those buttons).

So a variety of crack-pot questions:

 - has anyone had their Lik-sang 2-in-1 adaptor work on gc-linux?
   (and in what socket)

 - has anyone had their keyboard work after booting via a Max drive?
   (a long shot given how rare those things are)

 - does anyone know of any bare machine .dol programs that use the
   keyboard so I might be able to prove the hardware does work?

 - could someone with a keyboard and SDLoad unplug their BBA and
   let me know if <Shift-PgUp> gets the kernel to scroll up from the
   'Looking for RPC ... messages'? (I want to debug the keyboard thing
   before laying a network cable down to the living room so I'd like to
   know how to tell when I've got it working!)

Unless someone has a better suggestion I guess I need to go and add lots
of printk's to the keyboard driver (and any lower-level drivers) to
figure out what might have gone wrong.

-- 
Daniel Thompson <gc-...@re...>

[Gc-linux-devel] Re: Networking the cube

[Ghost W. <gh...@gh...>]

> Hey guys,
> 
> I have a slighty problem.  I have 2 nic cards, and i want to route them 
> together.
> 
> SMC #1 as NICA
> SMC #2 as NICB
> 
> NICA ---> router(192.168.1.1) ---> cable modem ----> internet
> NICB ---> Gamecube(192.168.0.47)
> 
> NICA ip address is 192.168.1.101 gw 192.168.1.1
> NICB ip address is 192.168.0.49
> 
> oh, btw this is in a windows environment
> 
> I've tried WIN ICS and it changes the ip of NICB to 192.168.0.1, which then 
> loses connection of the nbd server(root filesystem), and Gc-linux is broken. 
> What i guess i need is either A) recompile kernel to load root filesystem 
> from 192.168.0.1 or figure out how to route NICA, to NICB correctly.
> 
> any help is appreciated.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Kevin Sucre
> 
> 
>  
> 
> 
> 
> 
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This one is quite simple. Since you use 192.168.1.x IPs you can share 
your internet conection from NICA. In my windows it is just check box 
and then you are up and running.

Windows XP (dunno about the rest yet.)
Propeties on NICA, Click the tab Advanced, and check the box "Alown 
users to acess internet throu this computer" and it should work.
(I got a swedish windows xp so this tranclation is probably not the best.)

RE: [Gc-linux-devel] MythFrontend on GameCube Linux

[Rob R. <ro...@re...>]

With the current state of the exi and bba driver, which make extensively
use of polling (not interrupts) as far as i know, playing movies suffers
from bandwith problems. I tried playing movies over nfs (divx, decoded
by the gamecube), and because with large cache and small movies it
works, but not with larger movies, I conclude that the network handling
eats up too much cpu power to do the decoding simultaneaously.

Rob

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> [mailto:gc-...@li...] Namens 
> Shaun Jackman
> Verzonden: Saturday, February 05, 2005 7:23 PM
> Aan: GameCube Linux; MythTV Users
> Onderwerp: [Gc-linux-devel] MythFrontend on GameCube Linux
> 
> 
> Has anyone tried running MythTV on GameCube Linux? It sounds 
> like an awesome possibility.
> 
> Cheers,
> Shaun
> 
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[Gc-linux-devel] MythFrontend on GameCube Linux

[Shaun J. <sja...@gm...>]

Has anyone tried running MythTV on GameCube Linux? It sounds like an
awesome possibility.

Cheers,
Shaun

RE: [Gc-linux-devel] Necessary gc Linux hardware

[Rob R. <ro...@re...>]

See my sd-card kernel driver source for schematics for the SD card: 
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/gc-linux/linux/drivers/block/gcn-s
d.c?view=markup

Driver is quite alpha though, Screeam|CT promised to fix it up a little
bit since my kernel programming is not that good ;)

Rob

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> Van: gc-...@li... 
> [mailto:gc-...@li...] Namens 
> Adam Thornton
> Verzonden: Tuesday, February 01, 2005 8:22 PM
> Aan: gc-...@li...
> Onderwerp: Re: [Gc-linux-devel] Necessary gc Linux hardware
> 
> 
> 
> On Feb 1, 2005, at 11:43 AM, Shaun Jackman wrote:
> 
> > This mail is somewhat off-topic for this list. If there is a 
> > gc-linux-user mailing list, or any other list you can point me to, 
> > please do.
> >
> > I'd love to try out the GameCube Linux project. I've been 
> looking for 
> > an SD card adapter and a VGA cable, but these items seem to 
> run about 
> > $50 US each, plus shipping plus taxes, which is a bit out 
> of my price 
> > range.
> 
> Bought an SD adapter from Lik-Sang this morning for $30 plus $5 
> shipping.
> 
> And they are actually quite easy to make.  Assuming you have 
> an old GC 
> memory card you don't need anymore, and a Dremel, the SD connector is 
> about $1.50 from Digi-Key.  I have not yet figured out, 
> though, how to 
> remount everything after amputating the memory chip from the GC card, 
> which is why I bought one (since it's going to be probably a month 
> before I have a couple hours to play with this on a weekend and build 
> something that resists the mechanical strain of card insertion and 
> insertion into the GC.
> 
> Dunno about the VGA cable piece though.
> 
> Adam
> 
> 
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Re: [Gc-linux-devel] Necessary gc Linux hardware

[Adam T. <ad...@io...>]

On Feb 1, 2005, at 11:43 AM, Shaun Jackman wrote:

> This mail is somewhat off-topic for this list. If there is a
> gc-linux-user mailing list, or any other list you can point me to,
> please do.
>
> I'd love to try out the GameCube Linux project. I've been looking for
> an SD card adapter and a VGA cable, but these items seem to run about
> $50 US each, plus shipping plus taxes, which is a bit out of my price
> range.

Bought an SD adapter from Lik-Sang this morning for $30 plus $5 
shipping.

And they are actually quite easy to make.  Assuming you have an old GC 
memory card you don't need anymore, and a Dremel, the SD connector is 
about $1.50 from Digi-Key.  I have not yet figured out, though, how to 
remount everything after amputating the memory chip from the GC card, 
which is why I bought one (since it's going to be probably a month 
before I have a couple hours to play with this on a weekend and build 
something that resists the mechanical strain of card insertion and 
insertion into the GC.

Dunno about the VGA cable piece though.

Adam

[Gc-linux-devel] Necessary gc Linux hardware

[Shaun J. <sja...@gm...>]

This mail is somewhat off-topic for this list. If there is a
gc-linux-user mailing list, or any other list you can point me to,
please do.

I'd love to try out the GameCube Linux project. I've been looking for
an SD card adapter and a VGA cable, but these items seem to run about
$50 US each, plus shipping plus taxes, which is a bit out of my price
range. Does anyone know where I can find schematics for the VGA cable
and how difficult it would be to build? Do you know of any retail
outlets in or around Vancouver, Canada / Bellingham, Washington I
could buy the SD card adapter?

Please cc me in your reply. Thanks,
Shaun

[Gc-linux-devel] Re: ViperGC & gc-linux

[Andrew K. <an...@ak...>]

On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 at 13:23:33, styrotege wrote:
>I would be interested in obtaining one, actually.
>
>It would allow me to actually start working on the gclinux project 
>rather than just being an observer. I work for a company that does a
>lot of linux development, primarily socket network stuff, ORB object 
>development, and a lot of infosec stuff, so maybe my knowledge could be
>of some use.

>I haven't tweaked w/ gc-linux much at all yet since I don't have a copy
>of PSO. I have a lot of experience with diskless client solutions 
>though, so I'm sure it wouldn't be hard for me to get gclinux up and 
>running to play with if I had a boot source.

	With a FAT16 driver and the libOGC SDCard stdlibs for file I/O, you can
set the kernel to boot from an SDCard using SDLoad. See
http://www.gcdev.com for details on SDLoad.

-- 
"What... you... I... ... I'm gonna kick your ass!"
--Hank Hill

Re: [Gc-linux-devel] ViperGC & gc-linux

[Edgar H. <hos...@ed...>]

Me too

Groepaz wrote:

>On Tuesday 25 January 2005 00:06, Albert Herranz wrote:
>  
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Looks like someone is willing to donate some ViperGC modules to help speed up
>>development of gc-linux.
>>Not that the ViperGC helps that much, but if you are still using pso to boot
>>your cube you may save a couple of minutes each time you switch it on.
>>
>>Is any developer interested in getting one?
>>    
>>
>
>i would be very interisted...if its only to document the thing :)
>
>gpz
>
>
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Re: [Gc-linux-devel] ViperGC & gc-linux

[styroteqe <sty...@ya...>]

I would be interested in obtaining one, actually.

It would allow me to actually start working on the gclinux project 
rather than just being an observer. I work for a company that does a lot 
of linux development, primarily socket network stuff, ORB object 
development, and a lot of infosec stuff, so maybe my knowledge could be 
of some use.

I haven't tweaked w/ gc-linux much at all yet since I don't have a copy 
of PSO. I have a lot of experience with diskless client solutions 
though, so I'm sure it wouldn't be hard for me to get gclinux up and 
running to play with if I had a boot source.

-styro

Groepaz wrote:
> On Tuesday 25 January 2005 00:06, Albert Herranz wrote:
> 
>>Hi,
>>
>>Looks like someone is willing to donate some ViperGC modules to help speed up
>>development of gc-linux.
>>Not that the ViperGC helps that much, but if you are still using pso to boot
>>your cube you may save a couple of minutes each time you switch it on.
>>
>>Is any developer interested in getting one?
> 
> 
> i would be very interisted...if its only to document the thing :)
> 
> gpz
> 
> 
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Re: [Gc-linux-devel] ViperGC & gc-linux

[Groepaz <gr...@gm...>]

On Tuesday 25 January 2005 00:06, Albert Herranz wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Looks like someone is willing to donate some ViperGC modules to help speed up
> development of gc-linux.
> Not that the ViperGC helps that much, but if you are still using pso to boot
> your cube you may save a couple of minutes each time you switch it on.
> 
> Is any developer interested in getting one?

i would be very interisted...if its only to document the thing :)

gpz

Re: [Gc-linux-devel] ViperGC & gc-linux

[Adam T. <ad...@io...>]

On Jan 24, 2005, at 5:06 PM, Albert Herranz wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Looks like someone is willing to donate some ViperGC modules to help 
> speed up
> development of gc-linux.
> Not that the ViperGC helps that much, but if you are still using pso 
> to boot
> your cube you may save a couple of minutes each time you switch it on.
>
> Is any developer interested in getting one?
>
I vaguely am, but they should go to "real" developers (who have 
actually contributed something useful) first. PSO booting is not a 
major hardship for me, anyway.

Adam

[Gc-linux-devel] ViperGC & gc-linux

[Albert H. <alb...@gm...>]

Hi,

Looks like someone is willing to donate some ViperGC modules to help speed up
development of gc-linux.
Not that the ViperGC helps that much, but if you are still using pso to boot
your cube you may save a couple of minutes each time you switch it on.

Is any developer interested in getting one?

Cheers,
Albert

[Gc-linux-devel] Re: Where is the SDL port?

[Albert H. <alb...@gm...>]

Andrew Kesterson <andrew <at> aklabs.net> writes:

> 
> I hear you guys have SDL ported over. Where is it in the CVS tree? I
> couldn't find it. I'm interested in pulling it out of the linux
> environment and making it work with libOGC so we homebrew guys can make
> our demos much simpler.
> 
> Thanks.

It is not on the CVS tree.
The available, unfinished, port is available at:

http://gc-linux.org/down/isobel/sdl/

The patch sequence is at 00-series.txt.

Good luck,
isobel

[Gc-linux-devel] Where is the SDL port?

[Andrew K. <an...@ak...>]

I hear you guys have SDL ported over. Where is it in the CVS tree? I
couldn't find it. I'm interested in pulling it out of the linux
environment and making it work with libOGC so we homebrew guys can make
our demos much simpler.

Thanks.
-- 
"I'm not stupid; I just have a command of thoroughly useless
information."
--Calvin

[Gc-linux-devel] Re: Gc-linux-devel digest, Vol 1 #106 - 2 msgs

[Andrew D. <ade...@gm...>]

just because the drivers might support piracy is no good reason to not
implement the driver. heck you can say that about almost every
driver/software out there.. "AIM: where not allowing people to use AIM
now because people can send and recieve files even if the files arnt
there own." put the driver in, i see more good then bad from it. you
guys are just a little too over cautious.


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>   1. DI driver/GCFS driver (Steven Looman)
>   2. Re: DI driver/GCFS driver (Groepaz)
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> Message: 1
> Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 17:59:54 +0100
> From: Steven Looman <st...@kr...>
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> Subject: [Gc-linux-devel] DI driver/GCFS driver
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> Hi,
> 
> I know this has been discussed before, but not supporting the DI and the GCFS, in my opinion, has not much to do with piracy.
> 
> The argument it would support piracy was not very strong since there are other utils which provide an even easier way to rip/extract a GC-DVD to your computer.
> 
> The drivers are already written by Scream|CT (on #gc-linux), they just need to be committed.
> 
> I know I'm starting just another bike-shed, but I don't see a reason why the drivers shouldn't be committed. And I know it sounds corny, but I'm not interested in piracy (hell, if I were I would have modded my cube...).
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Steven Looman (Steve_-)
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> Message: 2
> From: Groepaz <gr...@gm...>
> Organization: Hitmen
> To: gc-...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Gc-linux-devel] DI driver/GCFS driver
> Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 19:32:04 +0100
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> On Thursday 06 January 2005 17:59, Steven Looman wrote:
> > I know I'm starting just another bike-shed, but I don't see a reason why the drivers
> > shouldn't be committed. And I know it sounds corny, but I'm not interested in piracy
> > (hell, if I were I would have modded my cube...).
> 
> i would think that modding your cube and beeing able tu use ordinary dvd-r is _the_
> reason to have those drivers :=P
> 
> gpz
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Re: [Gc-linux-devel] DI driver/GCFS driver

[Steven L. <st...@kr...>]

That would be nice idd, mounting the root via/on the dvd-r and not over network... However, wouldn't this kill the scene because of all the piracy like the xbox *cough*sarcasm*cough*

Steven Looman (Steve_-)

On Thu, Jan 06, 2005 at 07:32:04PM +0100, Groepaz wrote:
> On Thursday 06 January 2005 17:59, Steven Looman wrote:
> > I know I'm starting just another bike-shed, but I don't see a reason why the drivers
> > shouldn't be committed. And I know it sounds corny, but I'm not interested in piracy 
> > (hell, if I were I would have modded my cube...).  
> 
> i would think that modding your cube and beeing able tu use ordinary dvd-r is _the_
> reason to have those drivers :=P
> 
> gpz
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Re: [Gc-linux-devel] DI driver/GCFS driver

[Groepaz <gr...@gm...>]

On Thursday 06 January 2005 17:59, Steven Looman wrote:
> I know I'm starting just another bike-shed, but I don't see a reason why the drivers
> shouldn't be committed. And I know it sounds corny, but I'm not interested in piracy 
> (hell, if I were I would have modded my cube...).  

i would think that modding your cube and beeing able tu use ordinary dvd-r is _the_
reason to have those drivers :=P

gpz

[Gc-linux-devel] DI driver/GCFS driver

[Steven L. <st...@kr...>]

Hi,

I know this has been discussed before, but not supporting the DI and the GCFS, in my opinion, has not much to do with piracy.

The argument it would support piracy was not very strong since there are other utils which provide an even easier way to rip/extract a GC-DVD to your computer.

The drivers are already written by Scream|CT (on #gc-linux), they just need to be committed.

I know I'm starting just another bike-shed, but I don't see a reason why the drivers shouldn't be committed. And I know it sounds corny, but I'm not interested in piracy (hell, if I were I would have modded my cube...).

Regards,

Steven Looman (Steve_-)

[Gc-linux-devel] =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re:_[Gc-linux-devel]_Re:_Xmame_f=FCr_Gamecube_hat?= =?ISO-8859-1?Q?_Problem!?=

[Adam T. <ad...@io...>]

On Jan 1, 2005, at 6:08 AM, bad...@fr... wrote:
> 82s126.3m    NOT FOUND
> ERROR: required files are missing, the game cannot be run.
>
Starting MAME without any arguments tries to run Pac-man by default, 
and you don't have the Pac-Man ROMs, or at least not where xmame is 
looking for them.

Adam