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I grabbed one of my 64 GB microSDXC cards, and re-formatted just the ExFAT partition (leaving the 17 MB of free space in the beginning) as FAT32 using Linux, and it does indeed work with the new Uzebox bootloader! :D Unfortunately it was just a tiny bit too slow for the streaming background in T2K ...

Eh, yes, with "you can buy SDSC" I meant that you can still get them with some luck, the catch being that you don't know what you buy... (whether it is SDHC). That true that it is very unlikely you came across a source from which you could get cards which are proven SDSC. SDXC needs a diff...

I'm not sure what you thought I was asking, maybe you thought I was asking if cuzebox could run on the MEGA65 when actually what I meant was I wonder if it would be possible to port the MEGA65 platform to run on the Mister hardware: https://www.retrorgb.com/mister.html Ah, okay! I didn't find the r...

I wonder if the Mister could run the MEGA65 kernel/firmware, or how hard it might be to port MEGA65 to the Mister? I think that it is 40MHz with significantly higher complexity than Uzebox (which is a single MCU at 28.6MHz) puts it beyond the possibility of reasonable emulation. On PC maybe it will...

CUzebox emulates the bootloader resident in flash with a file called coderom.bin that is in the same directory as cuzebox.exe Wow, nice catch, a bit out-of-the-box thinking as this functionality got into the emulator to make it capable to provide a proper environment for the Bootloader as well (whi...

Unfortunately I am not familiar with a Windows environment, however couldn't it be that you didn't set up the SDL development libraries properly? (The tutorial directs you to SDL's site to fetch them)

When I drag and drop t2k.uze on cuzebox.exe it starts, but says," NO BOOTLOADER". :shock: CunningFellow, you did the SDHC compatible version in a manner that it actually REQUIRES the 5.x.xx Bootloader to be present? Of course the emulator doesn't put the bootloader in the ROM, but the boo...

zigfreid wrote: ↑Thu Sep 03, 2020 1:58 amI have no success in compiling new code.

Added another patch on the Whack-a-Mole game, hopefully it compiles now (Pfff... Another maybe not wholly intentionally global variable fished out from under the hood of the kernel).

Artcfox wrote: ↑Sun Aug 30, 2020 7:34 pmCan you package it with the latest SDL libraries? Without them the USB game controllers don't work out of the box on Windows.

Done, replaced the files on the host!

I can confirm that the popping sounds are gone on Windows when I swap the packaged DLL with the latest version! :D Done committed it to the main repo, also replacing the downloads on the top post (the WASAPI workaround doesn't affect them much, though, unless you replaced the SDL library in the pac...