Dude, neo rom hate is so 2003
Yea dumping the images from a product released in 2012 is so 2003.......
Dude, neo rom hate is so 2003
YEA! Direct links to the images on the sd cards is sooooooo legal !!!! brb getting more romz
Dude, neo rom hate is so 2003
The posting of the game roms is just a byproduct. We can get teh romz anywhere. The purpose of this thread isn't to distribute neo games, rather figure out this handhelds file structure etc.. To unlock it's full potential. I don't see how this is any different than the sale of debug/ unibios. S video mods etc.. Which were done to correct the short comings of the original neo.
This thing has numerous issues, graphical resolution, sound and game settings that all have the potential of being corrected with some tinkering. If some have issues with this, may I suggest you go wait out in the cold with Neo Alec
Edit: I can agree with removing links to the card dumps though
I get your point with the ninja masters image rot, but the base disk should be OK to spread. Its just dingux.
Kill the hostility dude, I apologize for the oversight.
Yeah, some folks here are assholes. Too much time spent playing videogames in their mothers basement. Time to move out, your 40!
This will replace the bios in the .fba file, but I have no idea if this will work. I have never used fba before so I dont know if it does crc checks on the roms and will get pissed cause the bios section is now wrong.
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DINGUX GNUBOY
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dingux gnuboy is a port of gnuboy for dingoo dingux with some extra options.
It has been ported by joyrider aka willems davy. The dingux version is a backport
of the native os version.
how to install ?
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copy sdlgnuboy anywhere you like on your sd card. The home directory should be exported
before running dingux gnuboy (although i also set it in the code to /boot/local/home)
how to play ?
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Once you copied your games and the binarie file just start sdlgnuboy from a terminal with as parameter
the rom you want to play. You could also add it to dmenu to use it with the selector option.
The default keys are the same as on the gameboy being:
A : A
B : B
Select : Select
Start : Start
L : QuickSave to selected saveslot
R : QuickLoad from selected saveslot
Y and X does nothing !
The menu?
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Holding select+start will bring you to the menu where you can change diffrent options.
like showing the showing fps counter, the screen mode, sound volume, frameskip or save load a state as well as
quiting the emulator.
option notes:
...... etc
Even easier than that, you should be able to just change out the BIOS ROM before executing the FBACache program:Hi
So the neogeo bios is built into the .fba file itself and starts right after the header at offset 256 bytes (0x100). You can extract the bios with the following command.
$ dd if=file.fba of=bios.bin skip=256 count=131072 bs=1
131072+0 records in
131072+0 records out
131072 bytes (131 kB) copied, 0.139712 s, 938 kB/s
The extracted bios has the same crc as neo-epo.bin.
This next part is untest as I am out of town, but you can inject a different bios in the .fba file with the following command.
$ dd if=somebios.rom of=file.fba bs=1 seek=256 conv=notrunc
This will replace the bios in the .fba file, but I have no idea if this will work. I have never used fba before so I dont know if it does crc checks on the roms and will get pissed cause the bios section is now wrong.
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For those interested in playing NeoGeo games in console (AES) mode and/or with the UNIVERSE BIOS:
1. Select either of the two BIOS files: aes-bios.bin or uni-bios.rom
2. Rename it to "asia-s3.rom"
3. Replace the real asia-s3.rom in neogeo.zip with it
4. Run FBA2X or FBACache with the modified neogeo.zip
To make large games work in console mode, the modified neogeo.zip is needed during the generation of the cache files
When using the AES BIOS, FBA2X will run in console mode, but you'll lose access to the service mode.
When using the UNI-BIOS, FBA2X will always start in arcade mode. You need to press A+B+C during the BIOS boot screen, then change the region setup to run in console mode; you need to do this every time a game is loaded, as the settings are not saved. However, with the UNI-BIOS, you'll have access to either arcade or console modes, service mode, cheats, pause menu, and other uni-bios features.
Tip: Use A+B+C+Start instead of Start+Select to pause and access the in-game menu. This is because Start+Select is mapped in FBA2X to the Player 2 Start button.
FBA2X can't save any of the progress, high score, and settings data.
Holy crap!Just a quick look at that 250 meg partition I missed before....
uumm.. there are emulators for fc, gba, gbc, md, sfc and sms right on it.
snagged some read mes from it
there are more.. hate to be a tease but i'm off to do holiday stuff.. i might have time tonight/tommorow morning..
edit and a playstation emulator with a playstation bios file included.. uh ohhh....
Even easier than that, you should be able to just change out the BIOS ROM before executing the FBACache program:
http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/43932-fba2x-finalburn-alpha-beta-7-3/page-2#entry644578
#Mount appfs
#::sysinit:/etc/check_efuse.bin
::sysinit:/bin/mount /dev/mmcblk0p2 /usr/mtdblock3 -t ext3 -o ro
#::sysinit:/etc/mount_app_init
::sysinit:/bin/mount /dev/mmcblk0p3 /usr/mtdblock4 -o rw
::sysinit:/bin/mount /dev/mmcblk0p4 /mnt/memory -t vfat -o rw,utf8
#::sysinit:/bin/mount /mnt/mmc/appfs.ext3 /usr/mtdblock3 -o loop,ro
#::sysinit:/bin/mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /mnt/mmc/ -t vfat -o rw,utf8
#::sysinit:/bin/mount /dev/mmcblk0 /mnt/mmc/ -t vfat -o rw,utf8
::sysinit:/bin/mknod /dev/tcsm c 238 73
#!/bin/sh
h350_app_ext3="/mnt/mmc/appfs.ext3"
h350_app_md5_file="/mnt/mmc/appfs.md5"
h350_md5_file_compare="/tmp/appfs_compare.md5"
if [ -f $h350_app_ext3 ]
then
if [ -f $h350_app_md5_file ]
then
md5sum $h350_app_ext3 > $h350_md5_file_compare
if [ -z "`diff $h350_app_md5_file $h350_md5_file_compare`" ]
then
cp /mnt/mmc/appfs.ext3 /tmp/
mount -o loop,ro /tmp/appfs.ext3 /usr/mtdblock3
/usr/local/yohu_desktop/setbvol.bin&
echo "md5 ok"
else
mount -t ext3 -o ro /dev/mmcblk0p2 /usr/mtdblock3
echo "md5 error"
fi
else
echo "app_ext3 dm5 file is not existed!"
mount -t ext3 -o ro /dev/mmcblk0p2 /usr/mtdblock3
fi
rm $h350_md5_file_compare
else
echo "app_ext3 is not existed!"
mount -t ext3 -o ro /dev/mmcblk0p2 /usr/mtdblock3
fi