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NAND Blanker v0.1 (GP2x Application)

A small firmware which boots off a FAT32-formatted SD card and totally blanks the kernel, filesystem and user portions of the NAND fixing ‘bad block syndrome’ often caused by 3.0->2.0 downgrades (though it can happen simply by writing to the NAND often enough).

It leaves the bootloader in tact.

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PSP Filer v4.8 (PSP Application)

Mediumgauge has updated his file explorer/watcher “PSP Filer.”

Changes:

filer:
– added Hungarian mode.
– fixed a bug that some kind of file in RAR was considered as a directory.
– fixed a bug that Filer was crashed when it tried to open an encrypted RAR archive.
– fixed a bug that Filer was crashed when it tried to open a RAR archive on few memory.
– chased to fix that extracted files and folders from archive files would be ReadOnly and could not change nor delete anymore under CFW 3.90 or later.
– fixed a bug that Filer was crashed when it tried to rename a long file name (more than 128bytes).

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Interview with Ruckage (GP2x misc)

Hooka himself gave me a hint of one of his latest interviews. This time Hooka catched up Ruckage, who wrote a bunch of marvellous GP32 and GP2x Fenix games.

The first few lines of the interview:

Hooka: Who are you and what are you about?
Ruckage: I’m a 32 year old GP2X fan living in the UK with an addiction to making games.

Hooka: When did you attain a GP2X?
Ruckage: 14/11/06.

Hooka: What was you’re main reason for getting one?
Ruckage: Emulation originally, and the hope that I might be able to make a few games.

Hooka: You mentioned you used to use DIV, how hard was it for you to learn fenix having that prior experience?
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Please read the rest of the interview directly at Hooka’s page.

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Crystal Clear Clone for Portable Devices (GBA Game)

After 2 years of coding inactivity, here is Torlus’ latest release.

CCCP stands for Crystal Clear Clone for Portable (devices). It’s a clone of the puzzle Flash game “Crystal Clear” : http://www.gamesheep.com/game/crystal-clear/

Thanks to Torlus himself for the news.

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