Merge pull request #19 from oauramos/wiki-update Update wiki
Cart Labels, Troubleshooting: labels shrunk to their carts, crash files, LAST START FAILED
Merge pull request #14 from oauramos/wiki-update Update wiki
Building from Source: the five cores
Cart Labels, Overlays: SNES labels by shell, PlayStation labels disc by disc, their pictures
Controls: SNES and PlayStation games, and the DISC screen
Systems: the five systems, SNES carts and PlayStation discs, and where their games go
Cart Labels: each label is cut once into a .cut folder beside it
Roadmap: labels on the device and 0.1.0 are done 1.0.0 went out with omega-zero's ScreenScraper key, so Cart Labels fetch on the device (#1), and it is past the 0.1.0 this list was waiting for.
Merge pull request #11 from oauramos/wiki-update
Shelf: carts dive into the handheld, the screen turns on like a TV; the system pill
Merge pull request #6 from oauramos/wiki-update Update wiki
Save states only save and load; About lists the build; the link screen's ROLE and MODE Goes with the 8/16-bit sweep (feat/pixel-sweep). - Controls: the save state switcher loses Y (delete) and X (undo): it loads the save shown, and B goes back to the game. - Settings: About is no longer the handheld's label. It lists omega-zero's version and build, its author, the handheld and its battery, and the credits. - Link Play: the link screen's LINK panel sets ROLE (HOST or JOIN) with Left and Right and MODE (CABLE or WIRELESS) with SELECT where the game can; A links and B cancels while it looks for the other player.
Building from Source: deploy:wifi reads root's password from .console-password omega-zero gives root six random digits the first time it runs on a card, so BaseOS's root password no longer logs in after that. The page now says where scripts/console.sh takes the password from, CONSOLE_PASSWORD, then .console-password, then root, and where the console shows it.
The opening after Mega Man X5's boot terminal, and a BIOS screen as the boot screen Goes with #7. Installing says what the handheld shows as it starts and that the boot screen shows from the second boot; Controls says how a press skips the opening; Troubleshooting's boot logo is the boot screen; Building from Source says how the boot screens are rendered and where the opening lives.
Network and Bluetooth look for what is in reach only when X is pressed The wiki still said the networks appear by themselves after a few seconds. Since the menus landed, Network lists the network joined and the saved ones, Bluetooth the devices paired, and X looks for the others once each time (X SCAN on the bar).
Wi-Fi, Network Time and SSH are ON or OFF, and Y opens each one's panel SSH's INFO is gone. Each of NETWORK's three rows is a switch, and Y on it opens its panel: Wi-Fi's network, signal, address, name and MAC; Network Time's status, date, time and zone; SSH's login, as before.
Bluetooth in Settings, and Settings comes in from the right while CONTROLS comes in from the left
SSH on, off or INFO and root's random password; CONTROLS slides the other way; the bar's empty middle
Theme is what Background was, and picks the bottom bar's font, Bold or Thin
SELECT's panel is CONTROLS, the same 8 letters as SETTINGS
The new menus: Settings on START, QUICKMENU on SELECT, Network and SSH, Labels in Settings A Settings page for its two panels and the bottom bar. Controls gains SELECT's QUICKMENU, SELECT + Y and the keys in the menus. Networking follows the Network window and the SSH panel; Cart Labels and the rest point at Settings > Labels, Network and Background, whose colour the menus now take. Building from Source covers flow.html, the storybook and the Rust kit's pixel tests.
Building from Source: deploy:wifi, the device-dev profile and the tests' suite folder
Shelf Background: the four pixel-art patterns; START opens settings, X the core picker
The manual, moved here from the README Installing, controls, the card, the shelf background, overlays, link play, networking, cart labels, device reports, troubleshooting, building from source and the roadmap, with a sidebar.
Initial Home page