http://www.gcat.org.uk/emul/

I have the Master System emulator at the above link running with a few games, that's about it for me.

I got output from composite video first. After that, both composite and HDMI worked fine.

I'm trying to get Q3 compiled from the RPi github. When I execute it, all I get is a black screen. The system locks up and I have to reboot. So far I cloned the github quake 3 directory, compiled it on my Raspberry Pi, installed the SDL libraries from the repos, copied the demo files to /root/.q3a/b...

A separate place for questions such as "I'm trying to compile 'x' software and I'm getting error 'y'" would be really handy. I'm hitting that kind of error lately. I'm familiar with the basics of how to use Debian. However I'm out of my depth after that because when making source gives me errors I h...

If it helps, here's a screenshot of the above from the latest Debian image written to my own SD card.

I'm told I resemble Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory.  I'll go for nerd.

I have a Dell SK-8135 keyboard with a 2-port USB hub that's rated at 5V / 1.5A.

Spot and Scamp.

<t>I think that there's a certain trade-off here between teaching people new things and completely overwhelming them.  I don't see anything wrong with the dd or Win32DiskImager methods explained already.<br/> <br/> It wouldn't be fair to overwhelm new users by getting them to compile a kernel themse...

<t>If you really wanted to use that case, maybe you could mount bulldog clips or something similar to the bottom of the case and put the RPi into the clips?  Insulate the metal of the clips by winding tape around the metal part of the clip that comes into contact with the RPi?<br/> <br/> No idea if ...

<r>Can you get what you need from the raspberry pi github page?<br/> <br/> I think most of those files can be got here:<br/> <br/> <URL url="https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware/tree/master/boot"><LINK_TEXT text="https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware ... aster/boot">https://github.com/raspberry...

<t>Simon C-S said: <br/> <br/> <br/> I bought the adapters (they came in a deal as a set of 2) with 2 purposes in mind, firstly for the RPi and also for a couple of desktops I have that could do with being relocatable, i.e. wireless.<br/> <br/> They came in unbranded boxes, so the only identificatio...