ZSNES board

Simple backup solution. Requirements: One copy of Acronis TrueImage or Norton Ghost One spindle of DVDs One flash drive Steps: 1. Install imaging software such as Ghost or TrueImage. 2. Make boot CD for use with imaging software. 3. Create full disk image using said imaging software. 4. Make additio...

I know how the interface of the unit works. I've got a disk with a handful of roms. By "interface," I meant the SNES tab of ucon64. You may want to try going into the frontend settings and changing the output directory to "." (without the quote marks.) That should output your RO...

In order to send files to the GDSF7, you first need to convert them to the GD3 file format in UCON64. Then, in the SNES interface, select the file and the GD3/6 button, then click send. Note that you need to have a parallel port driver enabled or else UCON can't interface with your copier.

I'd advise increasing your offer by maybe 10-20x.

It's a troll.

Have you tried deleting the zsnesw.cfg file to see if ZSNES will load properly when using the default configuration?

Snes9x can is better with sound and GUI - even without transparencies.

Can you still build websites for free? The last thing I knew about websites was using the program included in netscape or something like that to build them, I assume that's no good now, what should I do? Since you have GMail, there's a free service called Google Sites that's tied to your GMail acco...

I'm a big fan of Avast. It's free, reasonably light-weight, and has a skinnable interface. The default skin is pretty bad, but there are plenty of others that are easy to use. As a second line of protection, I'd suggest making sure that you keep Quicktime/Flash/etc patched up, and consider disabling...

Deathlike2 wrote:but there's always the chance that the remote connection disables DirectDraw intentionally.

RDP really doesn't play nice with DirectDraw. VNC and other remote protocols also either outright disable or just act flaky with graphcis acceleration. Just say no.

If you are a beginning programmer, you will probably find the complexity of the ZSNES code to be a bit intimidating. Two suggestions: first, try completing a smaller project that requires similar skills. Something that requires the use of timing-sensitive code would be useful. Second, it may be usef...

You may want to try forcing ZSNES to use a different sound driver.

E.g. zsnes -ad oss (for the oss driver), zsnes -ad sdl (sdl driver), or zsnes zsnes -ad alsa (alsa driver).

If you're running Windows, nearly all of those cards should be sufficient for dual monitor support and old DirectX or OpenGL 2.0 games. ATI no longer supports the 9550, so you'll have to use an old version of the Catalyst to get that model to work - I'm thinking 5.6 or so. If you are running XP, I d...

The HDD I meant to delete the partition on was the wrong HDD! Yes, I did make backup DVDs here and there, but going through them one by one is awfully tedious, so, is there any good/free recovery software for accidentally formatted HDDs? You can try Recuva - http://www.recuva.com . It's made by the...

Would this work on the Nintendo DS version of Opera? as well as the PSP web browser (assuming it's also Opera, I forgot if it is or not) I've never used the DS browser, but if it supports http proxies, I don't see why it wouldn't work. also for my question asked before, how would I go about configu...

Set up Squid or some other proxy server on another system. You can send a fake browser agent from the proxy. Keep in mind that would be a bad idea(tm) for any sites that require https.

Fail, and wrong. 32bit windows is capable of hardware dep. Yeah, not going to lie, I was wrong there. I meant to say that Windows didn't force hardware DEP by default on 32-bit Windows, but that's also outdated information. So I fail on two accounts there. That being said, I'll stand by what I said...

Hardware-enforced DEP enables the NX bit on compatible CPUs, through the automatic use of PAE kernel in 32-bit Windows and the native support on 64-bit kernels. This isn't relevant. 32-bit Windows doesn't use hardware-enforced DEP. It does it using software. If you're running 32-bit Windows and hav...

After listening to certain audio sources for several minutes continuously, the sound suddenly becomes scratchy and crackly. The headphones I am using do not appear to be at fault, nor does the physical integrity of the ExpressCard bus connectors. The problem shows up the most quickly with YouTube v...

Yes, that's a perfectly safe method of blocking websites. It just redirects any request to a particular domain name to your loopback adapter. The downside to that method is administrative overhead if you have a lot of computers or a lot of sites to block. If you can get things to work on your router...

Linux has pretty good support for Winmodems nowadays, so that shouldn't be an issue. Care to share which distros have good support? please? and btw, is there any specific anti-virus you've been using Majere? Anti-vir seemed to run pretty good last time I used it on a machine which had less than 256...

Does your computer have more than one network interface? Windows XP will put an "unplugged" indicator in the network tray for each network connection, unless you check the box to hide it when unplugged. If one card is plugged in but the other is unplugged, you'll see one unplugged indicator.

Linux or FreeBSD with Fluxbox should run just fine on that system. I've had no problems running either operating system with Flux on a 300MHz K6/2 with 128MB RAM and an 8GB hard drive. Linux has pretty good support for Winmodems nowadays, so that shouldn't be an issue. Puppy Linux and DSL are two pr...

This is probably an obvious suggestion, but have you tried a different patch cable? If one of the pairs is stretched or damaged, the cable may still be able to trigger the light on your NIC, but won't properly carry data. Are any of your other components functioning properly, e.g. your video card? I...