snes9x
I found this old ipk on my zaurus, snes9x-sdl-qpe_1.39-r1_arm tried to install it, and it complained for missing libsdl, which was already installed by libsdl-1.2, so I forced demands, and installed:
# ipkg install -d loop0 snes9x-sdl-qpe_1.39-r1_arm.ipk -force-dependswhen I tried to run it, I got a black window with sound (which was encouraging). I found this website and used the following switches, no snes9x started but it was rather slow (because of the resize):
# ipkg-link add snes9x-sdl-qpe
# snes9x -hi -x2 -xs 640 -ys 480
# export S9XKEYS=27,100,99,115,120,97,122,113,32,103,108,105,109,121,98,112,13Which translate to:
- Quit = Cancel
- D = Button A
- X = Button B
- S = Button X
- X = Button Y
- A = Button L
- Z = Button R
- Q = Start
- Space = Select
- The directions are:
Y | I | P |
G | L | |
B | M | CR |
The definition of S9XKEYS is explained here:
S9XKEYS=Quit, A, B, X, Y, L, R, START, SELECT, LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, LEFTUP, LEFTDOWN, RIGHTUP, RIGHTDOWNThe key codes maybe found in this post or here. Maybe I'll manage to fool SDL with redefining the arrow-keys with opie-keyz.
I use this script to run snes9x and set everything to my taste (almost). I also found these additional switches:
-nso = no sound
-dfr = show frame rate.
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