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My Lynx Flash Card / What do you think?
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BassKnight 
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Posted Sun Sep 23, 2007 5:09 PM
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This is impressive
 I'll buy one for sure. |
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PsychedelicShaman
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Posted Wed Oct 10, 2007 2:49 PM
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Just saw this thread, I'm in for one definitely. Please keep us up to date!
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Lynxman
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Posted Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:22 PM
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Hello Guys,
please feel free to push me for results.  Today i am working on the Bootloader. The last 3 days i do some improvements. Since 1 week the workload on my job go down to 80%  after some Month with 150% workload.  The next 3 weeks the workload will stay at 70-90%, this means i can go home from work at 5:00 pm. Enough time for coding now! Please wait around 2 weeks to finish and testing the Bootloader, than the Beta-Test will start. Regards Lynxman |
Emehr
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Posted Fri Jan 18, 2008 4:36 PM
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How did I miss this thread? That looks great. So does it load one game at a time or is it a multicart? Either way I'll probably end up getting one if the price is right. I've always wanted an excuse to learn programming on the Lynx and this may be it.
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Lynxman
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Posted Sat Jan 19, 2008 7:56 AM
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My Flash Cart is a tool fpr people who want to make Games for the Lynx. I t can hold 1 game (512K).
Additional it is a tool to play free games or watch demos without making a Rom-Cart. |
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EricDeLee
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Posted Sat Jan 19, 2008 12:24 PM
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If it can hold 512k....
I wonder if it could actually play the EotB rom... if it were released that is. The ROM is available... but only through certain people. So essetially... could that be a way around the 'expensive board' 'rare and hard to find chips' needed in order to make an EotB cart? I understand that saving the game my be unavailable... but still. It seems (from a layman) as though it could be an option. Right? |
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atarian63
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Posted Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:19 PM
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Hello Guys, please feel free to push me for results. Today i am working on the Bootloader. The last 3 days i do some improvements. Since 1 week the workload on my job go down to 80% after some Month with 150% workload. The next 3 weeks the workload will stay at 70-90%, this means i can go home from work at 5:00 pm. Enough time for coding now! Please wait around 2 weeks to finish and testing the Bootloader, than the Beta-Test will start. Regards Lynxman I would definetly buy one! |
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chipmatica
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Posted Tue Jan 22, 2008 6:57 PM
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I'm interested in the flashcart too, good work Lynxman
The bad news are no support for several games at a time like a NDS flashcart :-P that would RULE |
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Lynxer
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Posted Thu Jan 31, 2008 11:07 AM
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Hi Lynxman
How many games can it store in one go?  I'd really be interested in a single cart that will hold loads of ROM images and homebrew stuff that I can take with me instead of having to lug all my carts around when I take my Lynx anywhere... PS: I prefer to play the original Lynx rather than use an emulator. |
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Mitch
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Posted Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:48 PM
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Hi Lynxman How many games can it store in one go? I'd really be interested in a single cart that will hold loads of ROM images and homebrew stuff that I can take with me instead of having to lug all my carts around when I take my Lynx anywhere... PS: I prefer to play the original Lynx rather than use an emulator. Take a look at post 37 in this thread. It holds one game image at a time as it's intended more as a development tool. Mitch |
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Lynxer
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Posted Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:28 PM
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Take a look at post 37 in this thread. It holds one game image at a time as it's intended more as a development tool. Mitch Oh, yes thanks - I missed that for some reason. Shame about Lynxman's cart not being a multigame cart, but good news for game development. Would anyone else on this forum be interested in a true multigame cart? I'm thinking stick all your ROM images and homebrew on a memory card (FAT filesystem, for example) and be able to select and play them on the actual Lynx... Would be pretty cool I think.
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Lynxman
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Posted Thu Jan 31, 2008 3:44 PM
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Take a look at post 37 in this thread. It holds one game image at a time as it's intended more as a development tool. Mitch Oh, yes thanks - I missed that for some reason. Shame about Lynxman's cart not being a multigame cart, but good news for game development. Would anyone else on this forum be interested in a true multigame cart? I'm thinking stick all your ROM images and homebrew on a memory card (FAT filesystem, for example) and be able to select and play them on the actual Lynx... Would be pretty cool I think. Please feel free to develop a multigame Flashcart. This post has been edited by Lynxman: Thu Jan 31, 2008 3:45 PM |
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Lynxer
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Posted Fri Feb 1, 2008 4:08 AM
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Please feel free to develop a multigame Flashcart. Yes, that's a good idea Lynxman. If your cart doesn't do it, then that's what I'll do; watch this space! Cheers.
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