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I got it. Freenode is the biggest, there you can find support for FLOSS; Afternet is very small.

I was talking about displaying a graphical desktop on the Prizm, I think that's what Casimo wants - to display not just a shell, but have the calculator be a X11 screen. That's it, but a shell would also be nice. With the fx-9860-types, the USB-port on the PC has been accessed via the standard file...

I already asked in cemtech, I'd like to use my Prizm as input and output for my Raspberry Pi. gbl08ma said that it is not yet possible to communicate through USB - is that true? I'm asking because I saw syscalls 0x1353, 0x1354 and some others that seem to be the ones I need. If so, it would be great...

Replace SDK_VRAM by the system call 0x135. add typedef char*(*sc_cpv)(void); const unsigned int sc0135[] = { 0xD201D002, 0x422B0009, 0x80010070, 0x0135 }; #define GetVRAMAddress (*(sc_cpv)sc0135) after the #includes create a pointer char * vram = GetVRAMAddress(); and replace SDK_VRAM by vram

fxMaze is a fast 2.5-D raycaster in monochrome colors. It includes moving enemies, sprite packs, doors, height differences. As extra feature I added some hardware gimmicks, like backlight flash on hit or contrast change at low health. Source: https://github.com/Casimo/fx-Maze (License is GPLv3) Down...

I don't know whether it's interesting for you, but the "locked" applications in the emulator can be started with system calls.

Why does calling system calls like typedef char*(*sc_cpv)(void); const unsigned int sc0135[] = { 0xD201D002, 0x422B0009, 0x80010070, 0x0135 }; #define ML_vram_adress (*(sc_cpv)sc0135) work with an SH4, but why static int SysCallCode[] = {0xD201422B,0x60F20000,0x80010070}; static int (*SysCall)( int ...

Lol, I also made this some time ago

Edit: It doesn't work with G2-2 models, does it?

Awesome

But the trickiest thing will be to replace the grayscale engine and overclocking

BTT: Can't you replace IsKeyUp with !IsKeyDown, instead of changing IsKeyUp?
(Ok, I guess you would if you could.)

Just ask defcon from DCF. He's got a copy off all Casigo-Files, as far as I know.