1 Reply by rebb

(2 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Completely unrelated, but did not know this was your youtube channel. Been enjoying the videos!

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I have GP2X (F100) + piggy midi, impulse buy i did to test the piggy tracker out of PSP scope.
Not really my thing after all, would like to trade it with someone (EU area, so no customs) for LSDj related stuff.
This means flash carts/consoles/whatevercomestoyourmind. PM me if interested.

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3 Reply by rebb

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Reverb or Ebay asking prices are really bad price reference, to be honest.
If you check Ebay sold listings (click advanced and check the sold box), there were two sold earlier this year
Game Boy DMG + Nanoloop 1.2 for  81€
and one with GB Pocket included for 65€

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Removed

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5 Reply by rebb

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There is also deadpanrobot and retrosix selling stuff in UK

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6 Reply by rebb

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DMG is good choice to get you started, i recommend to get one with some sort of backlight or mod one yourself (new IPS screens are really easy to install) also prosound mod is good to have.
People tend to use GBA SP and color when they need more CPU power (complex tables, fast speeds etc)
You also need flash cart if you are going the LSDJ route or buy Nanoloop cart if you prefer that.
You might also want to say where you are located. Ebay and similar are full of pre modified Game Boys, depending what you are looking for.

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7 Reply by rebb

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8 Reply by rebb

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Any chance you could upload some pics?

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9 Reply by rebb

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You can also test midi input with keyboard mode in LSDj (Using channel 16 and keyboard mode from arduinoboy) check the note values from arduinoboy repo.
If that fails I can upload you serial print gb rom that can print what gameboy receives (Unless you have GBDK installed and can build the rom yourself)

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10 Reply by rebb

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This problem seems to go down to this commit:
https://github.com/catskull/Arduinoboy/ … d560e23821
I cannot see this commit in official Arduinoboy repo.
Maybe catskull could shed some light in here, is this cherry picked from somewhere else or was it just removed from master?

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11 Reply by rebb

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Ah, just checked your screenshot. You are missing
#include <PS2Keyboard.h>
line after #else and before // values for the PS/2 Keyboard input
line.

Did you change the code or did you pull this recently? As last change is almost month old to repo.

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12 Reply by rebb

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Can you verify that your board selected is UNO and you have #include <PS2Keyboard.h>
in UNO part of the code (Marked with * Arduino UNO/Ethernet/Nano (ATmega328)) followed with #else

Arduinoboy:249:1: error: 'PS2Keyboard' does not name a type
Error means that compiler does not see PS2Keyboard defined anywhere, so something is wrong with PS2Keyboard include.

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13 Reply by rebb

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Did you install the PS2 library to arduino libs folder mentioned in github?

"Added dependency on this library to handle PS/2 communication. To install, download the library, and extract it into your Arduino Libraries folder (typically Documents/Arduino/libraries). Do not attempt to install a PS/2 library from the Arduino library manager as that version will not work with this code."

Installed that and could flash it on my arduino r3 board.

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14 Reply by rebb

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CleanPower V1 does not work with flash carts. On Hand Held Legend page some one talks about adding one diode to make it work, but no instructions. " Added a (MUR160G) diode, like the instructions said, so that flash carts could get enough power."

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15 Reply by rebb

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It's usually easy to figure out oddities like this just by looking the signal

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16 Reply by rebb

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Probably google drive (check permissions) or dropbox? Audio interface should not have any problems with game boy raw signal.
EDIT: What is your audio interface btw?

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