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Tedri Mark use apt-get, it's right way! steps is standard: root; apt-get update; apt-get upgrade; Y

Good work bonapart,

I updated mine with app manager and it seems OK it runs really well with sound off.

i don't overclock and tried need for speed 1, need for speed Porsche unleashed, need for speed high stakes and crash bandicoot 1 they all run exceptionally well, its a shame that playing with sound slows them down.

I will also update the game compatibility list.

maybe a silly question does pcsx-rearmed in any way overclock the n900 ?

Okay, did that, (although it did through up a couple of errors about not being able to download some parts..) and it seems to have given me the new version, but I can't set the rom directory or the bios directory..

I'm given the two options, and I can go in and select them, but they don't seem to be saved, as if I tap the blurred area to get out of that menu, no games appear, and if I press either of the menus again, I'm back at the root directory...

Recently, my phone name had a '$' character added to the front of it I believe when my storage ran out whilst recording a phone call, could this be something to do with it? (It didn't affect the previous install of psx4m, however...)

PCSX-Rearmed doesn't overclock at all, you have to do that by yourself.

Tensuke neon_gpu used by default can became unstable and harm your phone if you use OC ... so do it on your own risk

Tedri Mark: try this
chown -R user:users /home/user/.config/Team16
i moved config to other location(to avoid conflict with gpsp-gui), so it's my fault ;-)

Bazza no , it use stack config, and as i said avoid OC with gpu-neon (only 800-900, not more)

I just noticed that you don't need to overclock at all with this version of the emu. 0_0 Same settings as before, but stock clock. Games run at the same speed.

Thought as much but i had to ask because it runs so well on just 600 mhz.

what do the bottom left on screen details mean 39 44.1 (i would say the 39 is fps) but what is the other figure?

frames per second , vsync per second

Just typed exactly that in xTerm, and got

And then back to the prompt. Doesn't seem to have done anything..

You must have made a typo, Bonapart said it correct: