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按网友的测试来看，RC9比较不稳定……很多人用回RC8了，大家测试测试呢9 e2 T" y" b( C. s
我的NDSL到手，没烧录卡ing……' h4 K4 A* ?. z; e! s
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; P5 u' u, v/ w6 XLittle John PalmOS (or LJP in short) is a multi-system emulatorforPalmOS 5.0 (or newer) devices. Currently it emulates thefollowingsystems:
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* Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)% t. v# |, S9 x- Z6 l7 g: [
* Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)% M& q; B7 t: o
* Nintendo Gameboy/Gameboy Color (GB/GBC)
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* Sega Master System (SMS)
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Features:* R8 O3 f3 Z0 O$ |+ C" p$ ~4 m |
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* Multiple screen modes (zoom/smoothing)- N, q8 U2 Z7 g$ j
* Adjustable/auto frameskipping
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* Turbo mode
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Download
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Latest stable version: 1.0 RC8
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P( U# s$ m! ~& @. l, {7 a) vVERY UNSTABLE!
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1.0 RC7 - Binaries / Sources
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Completely detailed instructions for LJP:" W4 [& @" F6 l! T3 Z
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1) You need a device with PalmOS 5.0 or better, 320x320 resolution, and an SD card or internal file system.
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3) Launch it on your Palm, it will create all the necessary files in the places needed.
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4) Download the ROM's you want, but for legal tangles, please only download a ROM if you own the original game.
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3 W U! y. U6 @" W5) Rename the ROM's from whatever the file type is to ".mp3" and sync them using hotsync.4 d& D; D: n. @1 d: }" a
- A6 Y) v& W& N4 K6) Download and install FileZ: Here2 R( K2 R; @8 n# J) B
0 K0 U! o! ~8 Q- l1 [8 V3 t7) After installing FileZ and having your rom's renamed to .mp3andsynced to your palm, open FileZ and move the files from"/Palm/Audio"to "/Palm/Programs/LJP/<System Name>/Roms"
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8) Rename them using FileZ from .mp3 to what ever it is the rom originally was.
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- SNES : "/PALM/Programs/LJP/SNES"
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- GENESIS : "/PALM/Programs/LJP/GENZ"* l" {* l" s, Q, ^' k
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Each directory has 2 subdirectories :
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.../Roms : put your zipped/unzipped roms here
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For example: Put your NES ROMs in "/PALM/Programs/LJP/NES/Roms", GBC ROMs in "/PALM/Programs/LJP/GB/Roms", etc- `) k& o2 Y7 Z' r1 T& A
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1) Delete any and all unnecessary dynamic memory-hungry apps.
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1 m7 z1 y3 [" f9 c: `These include launchers such as Zlauncher and apps that like to runinthe background. Maybe you think your paid-for ZLauncher is anecessaryapp, but then weigh it against running Mario Kart on yourPalm, anddecide." e: ^: l/ ~* A4 H
You can, alternatively, try to move memory fragmenting apps to thecardusing, for instance, PowerRun. I had to do this with PicselBrowser. Iteats up more than a megabyte of DBCache, and it WON'T freeit evenafter a reset, if you don't move it to the card. Even afterdoing it,however, you will have to soft reset your LD after usingPicselBrowser, in order to defragment the cache.
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2) Install and configure Dmitry's UDMH.: `, j) a9 V5 s+ E7 @" D" f
0 Q" I( ]$ k6 [( c- v0 V7 `+ {This wonderful piece of software will convert any free RAM intodynamicheap. You'd otherwise be stuck with just 6 MB, of which at least2MBare always in use (remember, the LD only has 32MB true RAM, of which12or so are allocated to ROM). UDMH will give you something like 13MBfree, which is enough for many SNES games. It is shareware, but itonlycosts 10 bucks and you get a couple of days to test it. Get thelatestbeta (5.3) here:6 q6 I, k$ n& S4 O3 u: M
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3) Install Dmitry's MemUnfragment (Free) or UnCache (Shareware).
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You may have 100,000,000 GBs of free dynamic heap, but it'll beuselessto LJP if it is all divided up into chunks of 1MB. Luckily,Dmitrythinks of everything.* b j! ?. c! }1 p! [5 v' I
+ @! \$ o$ A; ? ~6 zUnCache does everything MemUnfragment does, but is more stable,moreconfigurable and generally better. If you can afford 5 bucks, goforit. Just don't use both at the same time!!
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Get MemUnfragment here (no icon will be installed installed; it stays hidden in memory):# L+ ^& R4 s( q: q+ Q# M
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* B$ J. z6 H* \5 K Y& A4) Install Imazeki's DBCacheTool:
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Install both prc's. For stability reasons, I recommend NOT turningonauto-clear, but instead using the Desk Accessory (DA) interfacetoclear memory when you need to, i.e., before running LJP. Forthis,you'll need to install Hacker Dude-san's DALauncher, after whichthe DAicon will be available on the command-launch bar thingy. Get ithere:
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' v( b8 O+ B0 `6 W5) Last mile:
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: s- N* Q- {6 _. gClear the DBCache. Reset your LD. Make sure UDMH is enabled. Run LJPandload a small SNES rom (such as Super Mario World) to test yoursetup.
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! q$ o) r8 r t* j" q7 Upouip pointed out further down in this thread that once DBCacheToolandUDMH are installed, you might have to do the "last mile" in adifferentorder for things to work: soft reset, clear DBCache, enableUDMH, play.
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Nowadays, I usually do it like this: clear DBCache, reset, clearDBCacheagain, play. This is for defragmentation reasons. And by theway, SNESneeds at least 6,300,000 bytes of "Max alloc" (as seen byDBCacheTool)free.
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Thanks
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Everyone else for the support.
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Thank you all for reading! Have fun!( ?1 C* N5 a7 A8 X3 k. _
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