optixx » GBA http://optixx.org About Linux and Console Hacking Sun, 08 Jan 2012 16:31:04 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Oldskool Gba Intro http://optixx.org/2005/05/15/oldskool-gba-intro/ http://optixx.org/2005/05/15/oldskool-gba-intro/#comments Sun, 15 May 2005 18:33:18 +0000 Administrator http://optixx.org/2005/05/15/oldskool-gba-intro/ Did a small intro for the GBA. I’m using Mushroom lib for low level hardware access. Further more iam using Krawall sound engine. It’s looks like a old amiga intro, having a sine scroller and some wobbel logo stuff in the background. Have a look…..

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]]> http://optixx.org/2005/05/15/oldskool-gba-intro/feed/ 0 Flash2Advance Parport Client http://optixx.org/2005/05/15/flash2advance-partport-driver/ http://optixx.org/2005/05/15/flash2advance-partport-driver/#comments Sun, 15 May 2005 15:33:53 +0000 Administrator http://optixx.org/2005/05/15/flash2advance-partport-driver/ When i started developing for the GBA i bought a Flash2Advance because the MBV2 limited me too much. I took the Parport version, because i thought it’s more likely to find a Parport driver or client tool for Linux than a usb based. But the only Linux based tool i could find was the Usb client called f2a. So i decided to write my own client or user space driver. I took the Usb sources and added Parport support. I used Wine to reverse engineer the protocol. I took me 2 weekends to analyse the Wine io debug dumps and find all patterns. I even had to write some Python scripts to get worked through the whole io debug logfiles. But finally i had a working parport driver. Later i ported the Parport io code from outb/inp calls to Kernel parport dev interface. The whole tool was later integrated into the Ucon64 suite.

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