pipa wrote:So, where can we see the pics of the winner's hardware?

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I'm pretty sure that the GD-ROM is 3.3v not 12v (at least my US model one is 3.3v). I think that the expansion port devices (modem, etc.) are all that use the 12v (but it is outputted from the AV plug socket thingy too). I used a power inverter with my DC while I was on vacation this summer, and fou...

Wow, thanks, and congrats to you too btm4k. I don't know what to say... I've never won anything before...

No KOS doesn't make your system act like WinCE, they are completely different. (I.E. WinCE uses directx and such things whereas, KOS has no directx.) But, it is possible to port Win95 programs to KOS, it's probably a bit harder than Win95 -> WinCE. And also, DreamSNES originally came from a PC SNES ...

The next version of DSNES will come out when it's ready.

It's just how dreamsnes is, not yet perfect.
|darc| beat me to it...

The DC actually can output the S-Video signals too. So therefore the picture should be a better quality.

The DC takes in 120VAC (normal household voltage) and then changes that over to 12vDC, 5vDC, and 3.3vDC on the power supply board. And not only the LED uses 3.3v, the GD-ROM does also. The fan uses the 5v, and I'm not sure how much voltage the components (CPU, etc) on the mainboard use. But I'm pret...

us schools r sponosred by company's so the education isn't objective anymore but subjective 2 what the company wants!! I wanna know where you heard this, because I've never encountered a (up to senior high) school that is sponsored by a company. Maybe certain things like sports complexes/stadiums, ...

I saw one that was for free M$ products, and you know what it was?

A link to microsoft.com in an e-mail.

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Glad I could help, and good luck!

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You're welcome, and glad I could help!

I'd also suggest redownloading the zip because it probably got corrupted while downloading. (maybe get it from a different site?) And you can't use the 1st_read.bin from another game because then you would have that other game! (1st_read.bin is usually the main game code) I wish you luck in getting ...

It's easy to install, but setting up software may be difficult (I don't know because I don't have a BBA, nor do I have $49 to get one) that is unless the software was made to work with one, then it would be easy!

I dunno, but isn't this kinda against the forum rules :| : Flaming: Offending/Retarded/Flaming posts will be removed, not that it happens much in here anyway. According to that, most of this topic should be removed! Just thought I'd ask.... This is ridiculous, you two are fighting like little kids, ...

I think that the GD-ROM runs off of +3.3v, not +12v (at least it says on my GD-ROM drive 3.3v). I think that the only things that used +12v were the expansion port, and the AV Port.

It might work, but you'd have to do a lot of setup inside of Dev-C++ to get it to use a cross-compiler (i think, but I never tried).