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keyra said:
This is due to using updated libs from the usbloader gx project.
would be nice if they can be incorporated into this project as well as i have to currently keep two different devkitpro dirs to compile the two.
updated libs can be found here
http://usbloader-gui.googlecode.com/files/libogc-05-13.zip
please and thanks
pretender13 said:keyra said:
This is due to using updated libs from the usbloader gx project.
would be nice if they can be incorporated into this project as well as i have to currently keep two different devkitpro dirs to compile the two.
updated libs can be found here
http://usbloader-gui.googlecode.com/files/libogc-05-13.zip
please and thanks
All of the updated libs that we require are part of our build - which IMO is a lot neater than getting people to mess with their DevkitPro environment. We only use what we need rather than a full libogc....
scognito said:We prefere release a stable (as we can) 1.0 and then add other features (even if someone didn't listen me)
I didn't say WHEN it was coming.... but the Boss did add it to the issues list (issue117)
fishears said:pretender13 said:keyra said:
This is due to using updated libs from the usbloader gx project.
would be nice if they can be incorporated into this project as well as i have to currently keep two different devkitpro dirs to compile the two.
updated libs can be found here
http://usbloader-gui.googlecode.com/files/libogc-05-13.zip
please and thanks
All of the updated libs that we require are part of our build - which IMO is a lot neater than getting people to mess with their DevkitPro environment. We only use what we need rather than a full libogc....
So what exactly does that mean?
I like to compile my own dols, to keep up with all the latest changes.
I updated my devkitpro to be able to compile the latest gx loader.
But to compile this coverflow one, I would need a seperate devkitpro installation with the older library?
kedest said:fishears said:All of the updated libs that we require are part of our build - which IMO is a lot neater than getting people to mess with their DevkitPro environment. We only use what we need rather than a full libogc....
So what exactly does that mean?
I like to compile my own dols, to keep up with all the latest changes.
I updated my devkitpro to be able to compile the latest gx loader.
But to compile this coverflow one, I would need a seperate devkitpro installation with the older library?
Everyone should really be using the latest official release of libogc/DevkitPro.
USB Loader GX team decided to require you to use an unreleased SVN of libogc in order to build their loader.
Doing this will mean that you won't be able to compile a lot of other projects.
What we've done is make any extra libraries we needed a part of our code. This way you can compile our loader if you have the latest STABLE/OFFICIAL libogc release.
We're really not the ones causing problems here. We're sticking to the rules by supporting a standard development environment.
The quickest fix I can offer you is that you change line 133 in main.c of our project so that settime is a u64. You'll need to do this everytime you checkout though.
Also, you could complain to the USB Loader GX team for their lazyness
nIxx said:This means that they don't use the actuall SVN libogc like us
and fishears by the way this speed ups the loading times from the SD Card and have some other improvments
We're using the SVN libfat... but we included it in our project so users don't need to mess with their Devkit
We're also doing this with SVN wiiuse...
As mentioned in another thread, if there any possibility of someday taking this GUI and merging it with MPlayer Wii. The prospect of a loader this good looking being used to select DVD titles is far to tempting.
I know it's along way from there yet and that right now the focus is on the USB Loader, but would you consider this a possibility somewhere down the line?
I know it's along way from there yet and that right now the focus is on the USB Loader, but would you consider this a possibility somewhere down the line?
kedest said:
actually the only file that conflicts is the lwp_watchdog.h file kedest
you can use the one dated 4/4/09 for coverflow, and the other requires the one modified on 5/19/09
personally i just rename the lwp_watchdog.h file old / new and replace when i want to compile.
hope this helps.
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