New test version - For all card readers
Moderator: ScummVM Team
Jepp the whole situation is an entire mess, but I dont think DragonMinds argument on SC having split the market is valid. I would say M3 is mostly t blame for the entire situation, after all MediaDoc, SC and all others have released working FAT drivers only M3 refuses to do so.agentq wrote: I can well understand DragonMinded's pain with the FAT drivers. When you're writing an app like DSOrganise or ScummVM DS, you want to spend the time writing the app, not fidling with flash readers. The frustration isn't helped by endless email from people who've bought some random flash cards that don't support homebrew and expect me to magically be able to get ScummVM to work on it.
All I can say is do not buy M3 until they have resolved the situation to a satisfying degree.
hi AgentQ
After playing a little bit to this version, I've often got a problem whern saving (of course I've got free space on my min SD). I don't know if it's because I try to overwrite on previous save but I got a black screen and nothing resond. After relaunching scumm, I've got a Invalind Save. Is it a knowned bug ?
After playing a little bit to this version, I've often got a problem whern saving (of course I've got free space on my min SD). I don't know if it's because I try to overwrite on previous save but I got a black screen and nothing resond. After relaunching scumm, I've got a Invalind Save. Is it a knowned bug ?
Use the SRAM save option if you have problems saving:
http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php ... ve&start=0
http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php ... ve&start=0
Thats a great idea. More or less the same that i had in mind in this post.agentq wrote:So since it's only the M3 which can't be detected properly, I will be implementing a button press to enable M3 detection. It will then attempt to save the setting in SRAM, so once you've booted up with the button press it should remember the setting, and you shouldn't need to hold the button on boot again unless you want to turn the M3 detection off again.
Yeah thats exactly what i feel about this. And _please_ before you get annoyed about the users behaviour so much that you think about discontinuing scummvm ds development (like dragonminded did with dsorganize) just stop supporting the cards without working fat driver sources (like the M3)... Then we M3 users will use the ZIP method again in future releases.agentq wrote:I can well understand DragonMinded's pain with the FAT drivers. When you're writing an app like DSOrganise or ScummVM DS, you want to spend the time writing the app, not fidling with flash readers. The frustration isn't helped by endless email from people who've bought some random flash cards that don't support homebrew and expect me to magically be able to get ScummVM to work on it.
One nice addition for the next release would be the 100% fixed zoom solution (exactly the same functionality as the 200% one in the menu) that i talked about earlier. But only if you have the time...
Best regards,
Eric
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This seems like a good point to plug my other home project:
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This seems like a good point to plug my other home project:
http://www.millstone.demon.co.uk/downlo ... /index.htm