Compatibility guides about Linux and
portable digital audio/music players manufactured by
GamePark
GP2X.
Reports about running other Unix systems e.g. BSD, Solaris are welcome, too.
And don't miss the general resources section at the bottom, containing links
to utilities (mostly available under GPL), community efforts, HOWTOs and FAQs.
Do you have written an installation or compatibility report yourself? Please submit a new entry.
GamePark GP2X(http://www.mindstab.net/wordpress/archives/75)  | Linux | |
| GamePark GPX2(http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/linux_pdas) | Linux | |
| GamePark GP2X(http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/08/02/151253) | Linux | |
| GamePark GPX2-F100(http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT9112527929.html) *) | Linux | |
| GamePark GP2X-F100(http://bananas-playground.net/index.php?p=gp2x) | Linux | German |
*) dedicated Linux players
Applications / Drivers
JP2X
JP2X(http://jp2x.thenesis.org/) project provides a complete and free Java environment for the GP2X.
FlowFlowMania
FlowFlowMania(http://perso.orange.fr/bobsky/flowflowmania/index.shtml) is a remake of the classical puzzle game Pipe Mania on Linux with GP2X compliance.
Symbolica
Symbolica(http://sourceforge.net/projects/symbolica) is a remake of the C-64 game of the same name. It is targeted to the Linux-based handhelds gp2x and N800, with a Linux/386 binary also provided. It should compile under any operating system supported by SDL, SDL_image, and SDL_ttf. The symbols on the screen represent a numeric value in the order they are displayed on the right. As you move over a symbol, it decrements to the next lower symbol or disappears. Your job is to clear the screen and move to the 'E' symbol.
Resources
- back to Linux with mobile music players survey
- manufacturer site: GamePark
- Linux Mobile Guide - Installing, Maintaining and Tuning of Linux on Mobile Computers
- A Survey of Debian GNU/Linux Packages for Portable Audio and Video Players
- Linux Applications for Portable Music and Video Players
- free music
- free eBooks and AudioBooks
- do-it-yourself portable music and video player upgrading, repairing and modding(http://repair4player.org/)
- FCC ID: unknown
- A list of hardware(http://wiki.xiph.org/VorbisHardware) , from Portable Audio Players, to PDAs, to mobile (cell) phones to DVD players, that can play Ogg Vorbis files.
- file conversions for portable media players: Ogg Vorbis, MP3s, video(http://dataconv.org/apps_portable_media_player.html)