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Sansa Fuze v1 and Rockbox 280018, white screen error when doom runs
MItaly:
--- Quote from: SpawnHyuuga on September 15, 2010, 08:01:03 AM ---So is that soldering-avoid problem really possible to do? I have a feeling all of that photo was shopped, in fact I know Crysis was - but could the ram be put outside somewhere? I don't feel comfortable soldering and such...
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Seriously: the photo was Photoshopped (well, GIMPshopped :D ) just for what concern the crysis screenshot (taken from Google Images). For the rest it's all real... yes, it's a real bar of 1 GB DDR400 tied together with the Fuze with a random piece of wire I found on my desk. :D There's no electrical connection, and it can't work, it was just a joke. To add some RAM you have to replace the soldered module with a compatible bigger one (and it's not even sure it works, see what's going on in the other thread).
SpawnHyuuga:
All I want to look into is expanding my Fuze v2's memory and knowing 100% sure that I will not end it's life. >.>
It has 8 MB of memory? They want to talk about disabling Doom - for those.... at the most just change the status to unsupported. But I'm still going to go with the fact that my problems with Doom are hardware or software based. I figure something went bad with my RAM or Doom was recently modified.
MItaly:
--- Quote from: SpawnHyuuga on September 15, 2010, 08:18:51 AM ---I figure something went bad with my RAM or Doom was recently modified.
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Nothing went bad with your RAM, it's Doom that has been modified. As explained on the top, on my Fuzev1 before some RB revision I could run Doom without problems for all the first level, now it doesn't even start the game (with a Z_Malloc error => easily a symptom that there's not enough RAM). The problem has been always present, it's just more evident now.
SpawnHyuuga:
I figure it was tthe software... is it time for a rollback? I could play for an hour or two previously..
I could only guess that it was photoshopped unless you're damn good enough to port DirectX to an MP3 Player.... O.O
sss:
If I come up with the settings for the fuze to recognize my new ram chips, I will have a few extra fuzes with 32MB of ram and you'll have the choice of buying a pre-upgraded fuze or fuze board from me. If I had more time I could probably get this done a little faster.
--- Quote from: SpawnHyuuga on September 15, 2010, 08:18:51 AM ---All I want to look into is expanding my Fuze v2's memory and knowing 100% sure that I will not end it's life. >.>
It has 8 MB of memory? They want to talk about disabling Doom - for those.... at the most just change the status to unsupported. But I'm still going to go with the fact that my problems with Doom are hardware or software based. I figure something went bad with my RAM or Doom was recently modified.
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