On 31/07/2012 00:34, Simon Owen wrote:
On 30/07/2012 17:39, wayne wrote:
Tried to build Simcoupi on my recently aquired RPI.
There was a missing component in the SourceForge path, fixed now! The
newer distro also simplifies things slightly, so I'll post updated
instructions when I
On 30/07/2012 17:39, wayne wrote:
> Tried to build Simcoupi on my recently aquired RPI.
There was a missing component in the SourceForge path, fixed now! The
newer distro also simplifies things slightly, so I'll post updated
instructions when I get a chance.
In the meantime, try this
Managed to find a link to the "sqeeze" distro hidden away on the rpi
site and Simcoupi runs fine on that.
So seems some vital libraries have changed between squeeze and wheezy.
Wayne...
Tried to build Simcoupi on my recently aquired RPI.
No luck from Source but then tried Simons pre-prepared Binary.
That crashes on Raspian Wheezy with the following error.
http://fdos-design.com/temp_files/2012-07-30-162759_1184x624_scrot.png
Something missing somewhere?
The error I was
On 25 Apr 2012, at 15:23, Andrew Collier wrote:
> I don't have a copy of K&R to hand, but I reckon this is ambiguous (i.e. the
> value of g_dwCycleCounter&7 depends on the whether this is evaluated before
> or after the += 4. Honestly I'm a bit surprised that the left hand side is an
> lvalue at
On 16 Apr 2012, at 16:28, Simon Owen wrote:
> On 16 Apr 2012, at 16:13, Andrew Collier wrote:
>> It still amuses me that the biggest side-effect of my contributions to
>> the Sam scene was to necessitate accuracy in the emulators :)
>
> Getting the textured scroller right in part 2 of MNEMOdemo1 w
From: owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no [mailto:owner-sam-us...@nvg.ntnu.no] On
Behalf Of Simon Owen
Sent: dinsdag 17 april 2012 23:13
> On the sound side, the current ALSA driver is still very buggy. Using it
gives a kernel 'oops' when anything tries to use it, so we might have to
wait a bit longer fo
On 16/04/2012 16:17, Tommo H wrote:
> Versus running it on a normal computer, do we get genuine 50Hz output?
Setting an option in /boot/config.txt overrides the auto HDMI mode, so
it's be easy to force 50Hz (it'd be even better if it could selected on
demand at runtime). Composite defaults to NTS
I've received my email from Farnell and they've taken payment.
Apparently more will be shipping today so could have mine in the next
few days to a week if lucky.
Well done on getting yours so early Simon! (and I was up at 6am on
the Farnell site)
Andy
Monday, April 16, 2012, 12:13:41 PM, you
Quoting Simon Owen :
Seems like a promising start: http://simonowen.com/raspberrypi
Wowzers!
On 16 April 2012 16:48, Simon Owen wrote:
> On 16 Apr 2012, at 16:17, Tommo H wrote:
>> Looking good though! Versus running it on a normal computer, do we get
>> genuine 50Hz output?
>
> That's something I'm aiming for too, as it'd make a huge difference to the
> experience.
Sounds good! It mig
On 16 Apr 2012, at 16:17, Tommo H wrote:
> Having managed to get hold of a Raspberry Pi differentiates you from
> 99% of the world; using Google+ differentiates you from 99.9%.
The images were uploaded from Picasa, to something which used to be called
PicasaWeb. It looks like Google have pulled
On 16 Apr 2012, at 16:13, Andrew Collier wrote:
> It still amuses me that the biggest side-effect of my contributions to
> the Sam scene was to necessitate accuracy in the emulators :)
Getting the textured scroller right in part 2 of MNEMOdemo1 was definitely a
grail moment, where everything had
:48, Wayne Weedon wrote:
>> I just get a 403 error following that link.. Do you have some .htaccess
>> rule in there somewhere?
>
> Oops! In case of caching, try this instead: http://simonowen.com/simcoupi
>
> I renamed the album title and that must have changed the link s
On 16 April 2012 11:29, Simon Owen wrote:
> Seems like a promising start: http://simonowen.com/raspberrypi
>
> Speed is fine with the normal SDL build, even with demanding titles like
> MNEMOdemo1 part 2.
Oooh! Nice.
It still amuses me that the biggest side-effect of my contributions to
the Sam
On 16 Apr 2012, at 15:48, Wayne Weedon wrote:
> I just get a 403 error following that link.. Do you have some .htaccess rule
> in there somewhere?
Oops! In case of caching, try this instead: http://simonowen.com/simcoupi
I renamed the album title and that must have changed the link s
On 16/04/2012 11:29, Simon Owen wrote:
Seems like a promising start: http://simonowen.com/raspberrypi
Speed is fine with the normal SDL build, even with demanding titles like
MNEMOdemo1 part 2. It ran at about 450% with the emulator turbo button held
(max speed but video capped at 5fps).
The
No special treatment, just some luck in getting an order through on the Farnell
website (just before 8am). Perhaps enough people switched to trying phone
orders when they opened that the website recovered very briefly? It was pretty
much inaccessible before and after that, as anyone that tried
That's very cool! :-D
God knows how long it'll take before they start shipping RPs to
general customers though, after all the promo stuff with schools and
such... how'd you get hold of one this early? :-D
Quoting Simon Owen :
Seems like a promising start: http://simonowen.com/raspberryp
Its alright for some I cant get hold of one at the moment :(
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Subject: SimCoupi
Seems like a promising start: http
Seems like a promising start: http://simonowen.com/raspberrypi
Speed is fine with the normal SDL build, even with demanding titles like
MNEMOdemo1 part 2. It ran at about 450% with the emulator turbo button held
(max speed but video capped at 5fps).
The OpenGL version ran very slowly in X, as
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