ZSNES board

Thanks a lot nach! I'll check on the --help option when I get home from work in about 2 hours.

Once I can get zsnes to play nicely with pulseaudio, I'll be making new i386/amd64 packages for my Ubuntu/Debian repository.

*sigh* So ubuntu is now shipping hardy with pulseaudio, AKA POSaudio, and I can't manage to get zsnes to output sound with OSS like in all previous versions of ubuntu. I've tried following the instructions here: http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup Specifically the libao, OSS and installed al...

Sounds good to me. They can make a script if they feel the absolute need for the two versions to have different config files, or just move them manually. Thanks!

I already considered that But it still remains that 1.42n and 1.42 will be conflicting. I myself haven't had a problem using the same config file for the two versions, but whatever I'm just making the packages.

Although I don't really consider myself a package maintainer, I do believe mmxbass was referring to me. Basically, several people asked me to create some debian packages of zsnes1.42n, and zsnes1.42 for netplay compatibility. They wanted to be able to have all 3 versions installed concurrently (the ...

Right, like I said I already have it mapped. Just wanted to see if it was possible to map it to the actual volume up/down.

Yeah, I noticed the codes are the same. It just doesn't work lol.

Do yourself a favor and map it through the GUI. Misc->Misc Keys The only instance that it may not work is if you are mapping it through the numpad keys.. toggle num lock to get ZSNES to recognize the keypresses. Thanks deathlike2 and gil_hamilton for the replies. Yep, I tried to map it through the ...

Hi everyone, Just wanted to know how to go about mapping the volume +/- keys on my hp dv6000t laptop to the volume +/- within ZSNES. I am using ubuntu right now, although I assume the process would be the same within windows XP (I dual-boot, so a solution for either OS will work for me). Basically, ...

i was debating about leaving that option alone, for that reason and because it can be changed easily in the GUI (where as specifying which output/driver to use needs to be done with the -ad switch or by editing the zsnesl.cfg file). but I felt that it was better to make it sound good then to worry a...

oops, It seems I looked in every thread BUT that one because the thread title didn't have 64-bit or libao mentioned. I didn't even think to limit searches to post by you nach, duh. anyways, works like a charm. seems like I can proceed to package things now, probably include a readme or a default con...

ok, I used strings, and I see what you mean. it sure is looking in /usr/lib/ instead of /usr/lib32/. dumb me, but hey I'm learning, so evidently libao.so.2 is hardcoded to look for the /ao/plugins-2/ directory under /usr/lib/? fuck debian developers for not making things multiarch. anyways, so I spe...

Look for the libao-dev package. Ok, I repackaged libao-dev so that it will install it's libraries in /usr/lib32, and zsnes 1.51 (with --enable-libao --enable-release) still seg faults. BTW, before I installed the 32-bit libraries for zsnes this was a vanilla feisty AMD64 install. You're not install...

thanks for the reply! hmmm. well, the reasons I was using libao2 was: (1) when trying to execute zsnes with --enable-libao on a 64-bit system, it complains about "libao.so.2" missing. libao.so.2 is only found in the ubuntu/debian package libao2 http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages#search...

Hey everyone! First off, I've used zsnes for a long time and have always been a fan, but never registered on forums till now (never needed to!). I am currently trying to make a .deb for amd64 ubuntu users of zsnes. I know, I know that zsnes is for 32-bit users only, what I am trying to do (and have ...