Possible way of getting WIFI on the Gameboy Micro/Other GB's
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projectwhat
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Possible way of getting WIFI on the Gameboy Micro/Other GB's
Alrighty, I have read articles on the internet about how i cannot get WIFI on my Micro. But I found two things today that may make this possible.
#1 SD movie player for the GB micro.
#2 An WIFI SD card / Google's List of WIFI SD's
So with that knowledge what exactly would need to be done to have WIFI on my micro.
*I would really like to browse the internet with it. And listen to audio files / movie that are stored on my PC through WIFI.
#1 SD movie player for the GB micro.
#2 An WIFI SD card / Google's List of WIFI SD's
So with that knowledge what exactly would need to be done to have WIFI on my micro.
*I would really like to browse the internet with it. And listen to audio files / movie that are stored on my PC through WIFI.
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ganonbanned
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The SD slot needs to support SDIO, which it most likely doesn't. You would also need to write a ton of software for it to run. And that screen is way too small for internet.
I say if you want internet on a handheld device that bad, you sell the Micro, get a PSP and a 2GB Memory Stick, and use that. Then you have a screen bigger than a stamp, and you can emulate the GBA games on the PSP.
I say if you want internet on a handheld device that bad, you sell the Micro, get a PSP and a 2GB Memory Stick, and use that. Then you have a screen bigger than a stamp, and you can emulate the GBA games on the PSP.
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projectwhat
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joevennix
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It's probably possible, but it would amount to more or less the same cost of a couple PSP's, plus the long hours of programming. If you can run linux on it (which I think you can), you can probably hook it up to the serial port to a computer and you might be able to get something going over that. Then maybe you can connect a bluetooth module. That's about as far as it goes though.projectwhat wrote:so with what you just said is there any way possible to get WIFI on the GBM or GBA. Even if someone has to make some programs?
My advice: buy a PSP, or a PDA.
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projectwhat
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Just get something that was meant to use wireless, this is an almost impossible project that will surely have disappointing results.projectwhat wrote:Ok so this serial thing. Can you give me a site or two and direct me into the right place for putting linux on my GBM? I have searched google and its been a big fat negative.
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joevennix
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Have you ever:projectwhat wrote:Ok so this serial thing. Can you give me a site or two and direct me into the right place for putting linux on my GBM? I have searched google and its been a big fat negative.
1. Used Linux.
2. Developed software.
If not, you should probably tackle these things first.
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projectwhat
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Have you ever:
1. Used Linux.
2. Developed software.
If not, you should probably tackle these things first.
yepper, I just found this link on google.
but i found something that seems to be the manufacturs site but it give me a 404 error. let me go to the wayback machine realquick.
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