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You’ll need to download the shareware version, try here: ftp://ftp.3drealms.com/share/1rott13.zip. Extract those files a directory on your SD card and copy rottsw to the same place. If you have the full version use the rott file instead.

NOTE: The game won’t work if HOME isn’t set to something writeable. Warpedflash’s local.zip does this so it should work fine there, other rootfs packages may do it too.
Please look at README-DINGOO for more information.

ROTT 1.0.1

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Unlike most releases these days, this will actually run on your native dingoo firmware.

Hi, little post to say that i ported XRick for Dingoo. You don’t need Linux to use it, it’s a native port. 
Put the APP file in your GAME directory and choose 3D Game to see xrickoo.app and to run it.
Again, i used s2d sdk to make this port because i can’t do some nice sound without it.

You can see my webpage about it here : XRickOO For Dingoo. Also, the website is in French

Rick Dangerous

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Wejp has just released an update for GMU that will run on your FAT32 Dingux.

A new Dingux version has been released, which comes with a new rootfs. An EXT3 partition on the SD card is no longer needed. Actually EXT3 support has been dropped from the Dingux kernel in favor of FAT to make installing Dingux from Windows easier and reduce the kernel size. Due to other changes dynamically linked programs need to be recompiled for this Dingux version.
Here is a new Gmu release which is compatible with the latest Dingux release.

0.7.0 BETA4 FAT32

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So head on over to dingoo-scene and grab the latest copy

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As many of you have reported, the USB ethernet gadget device didnot work with Windows. This is due to a kernel bug which was fixed in 2.6.24.6 (thanks to mofive for pointing this out). I’ve backported the trivial fix and now the A320 is detected as network device and the drivers seem to work with Windows at a first glance.

However, something else is badly broken: if you start a file transfer (from the A320 to the PC to keep the flash write delay out of the measurement) you’ll see a high sustained throutput for a few seconds (about 40Mbit/s), and then the link crashes. In linux the link recovers after a delay, in windows the crash is permanent until you unplug and plug again the USB cable.

(note: iperf is available in the rootfs, you can use it to test transfer without using FTP)

The bug may be in the ethernet gadget code itself or in the JZ4740 USB driver code. I’ve traced the evolution of the ethernet gadget code through all subsequent kernel versions and there seem to be some fixes I could use. I intend to first try to backport these fixes and see it this solves the problem. If it does not, I’ll then look to the JZ4740 USB driver code.

I will be releasing a new rootfs/toolchain tomorrow which will include the mentioned USB ethernet gadget fix to work with windows (but remember, it is broken anyway) and a modified SDL library that no longer requires “export SDL_NOMOUSE=1″.

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dmenu 0.1 should work with booboo’s latest rootfs without recompile. However I’ve made some minor changes to go inline with his rootfs. Hence dmenu 0.2. Enjoy. 

Changes in 0.2

- Dynamically link against libconfuse since it’s provided by the rootfs. dmenu binary is now smaller 
- Remove the mechanism to restart dmenu after the executed program has finished. This is not required anymore if you are using init to respawn dmenu.

For the above to work, you need to create a script file called /usr/local/sbin/main with the following content,

dmenu 0.2

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Big news. Grab both from the google code download section here.

The installation pack includes the kernel images and a root filesystem in ROMFS format. You just need to place both in the root directory of the first (and most likely only) FAT partition of your miniSD card. No need for ext2/ext3 any longer, which should make Windoze users quite happy.

Another big improvement is console and file transfer. As soon as linux boots your PC will detect a new network card and it will be assigned a network address (by a DHCP server in your A320). Telnet to 10.1.0.2 to get console access, FTP to 10.1.0.2 to transfer files.

Enabling networking in the kernel adds enlarges it noticeably, but this is compensated by the removal of ext2/ext3, which is not longer needed and is quite heavy too.

Dingux will try to run the file “local/sbin/main” in your miniSD on startup, and if it exits it will respawn it. Get your menu application of choice, rename it as “main” and place it in “local/sbin” to get it running on startup.

To system menu application developers, I’d advice to use the exec call to launch other applications. The launched application will replace yours in memory (so the menu won’t be sitting silently in the background waiting for the application to end and using precious RAM), and when it exits your menu will be launched again.

I’ve tried to include as many libraries as possible in the root filesystem. If you need some library not included, link it statically as a temporary solution and email me: I’ll try to include it in the next release.

You should notice an important boot speed improvement. The initialization sequence has been optimized in many ways, but the post noticeable is the active monitoring of the miniSD detection. Now the system waits just as long as needed until the miniSD block devices are created, while before there was a fixed delay of one second (the rootdelay kernel parameter was used and the minimum value you can set is one second).

UPDATE: note that existing applications do not work on this new root filesystem. They will have to be recompiled using the new toolchain. I bet developers will catch up quickly.

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Alex’s Downfall

This is a falldown game for Wiz, with music by TymPanic Productions.

Alex's Downfall 1.4

OpenTyrian Ported for Wiz

A port of OpenTyrian for the wiz for all those Shmup fans out there

Paper Plane 2

Sequel of Paper Plane 1.
In this Game the goal is to get to the other side of the rooms, without touching any of the furniture, enemies, planets, etc

Mushroom Roulette Beta

A new unique puzzlegame where the goal is get as much points in a level by eating mushrooms

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But now I’m back, and the news has been pilling up. Therefore I decided to bind all the news that you’ve missed in one post so we can get back on track.
The news about the Wiz should be up later on today, I have a busy schedule  today, I’m trying the best I can to get back on track here.

Dingoo

Biniax

A puzzlegame made by Yoannd26

Biniax 1.0

Recovery Tool v1.2

An update for the official recovery tool for the Dingoo A320

Biniax 2

Within these few days, Yoannd26 has made a second version of Biniax

NeoPop-SDL Proof of concept

It seems like Zear has been looking into porting a NeoGeo pocket emulator to the dingoo. The current version is just a poc, so it doesn’t run all that smooth, but still interesting to look into. More info at Dingoo-Scene

GMU Beta4

Wejp has released a new beta version of his GMU musicplayer

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