Sure, if you want make a pull request and tidy up the versioning or whatever I'll merge it in.vingt-2 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2020 4:51 amAh that's alright, I was just bummed out yesterday because I hadn't noticed your forked version had a missing pointer dereference when sending exi commands for the memcard so I wasted too many hours going over the documentation. I ended up implementing support for file lookup on either memcard instead of having the gc scan through like a mad dog and like you said potentially picking up on stale/garbage data. It's quite easy to get it to work thanks to swiss's your support for writing arbitrary files to the memcard. I'm booting a dol called gbiloader for which I've added support for sd2sp2 to real quick and I can boot to swiss in a matter of seconds. Hurray!
Here's a link to my fork if you want to merge it in with yours: https://github.com/vingt-2/xenogcfork/
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Re: XenoGC fork
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Re: XenoGC fork
I had a frustrated idea in an experiment from another post ... but after I took apart the welds I realized that something was wrong ...vingt-2 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2020 4:51 am
Here's a link to my fork if you want to merge it in with yours: https://github.com/vingt-2/xenogcfork/
I saw that the atmega 238 can behave like the atmega8, at least that's what I understood when reading the datasheet ...
do you think your fork would be written on atmega 328?
is it ready for use already?
I have this equipment for the flash:
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