Originally Posted by NativeTheory

Hey guys. I made a text file with the two alias commands and put them in a folder called .profile in the var/root like this thread said.

When I open terminal on my iphone and type "sound" or "nosound" the phone replies with: "sound: command not found"

Any idea as to what I could be doing wrong?

Thanks

Did you try putting a blank line as the first line of .profile/profile.txt? Also, the transfer of profile.txt to the iPhone as .profile is not a folder, its a file. So if you made a folder called .profile, that could also be the problem. As a matter of fact, that probably is the problem. .profile is a file, not a folder.

Hehe, our friend natetrue came up with this ingenious idea for getting tactile feedback with NES.app...this makes a world of difference since you can feel where the buttons are!

http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/so-nice/h...one-292655.php

Originally Posted by mb2696

my roms dont show up anymore after upgrading.

they are still located in /var/root/Media/ROMs/NES/ and have read access for all users.

any suggestions?

same here, and i reinstalled it

ending of the roms is :*.smc

bye

the extensions should be .nes

Anyone else notice strange sounds coming from 1942, very annoying loud pc style beeps.

Where do you put the actual roms, and how do you transfer them using iBrickr?

Hey guys, I realize this is a work in progress, but I am curious if I am the only one with this problem. My NES emulator sound works, but it seems to be lower quality than it should be -like only part of the song is getting through. I played the exact same rom files on my Tmobile Dash before and they sounded great, like 100% as good as a real NES. I assume this isn't a hardware limitation of the iPhone, so is this something I am doing wrong, or is the emulator simply not there yet?

Thanks for all the work that you've done so far. Every time my installer.app has an update for NES I get excited!

Does it matter what roms you put or does it have to be for the iphone? I'm not sure where to get some. Please let me know.

As far as I know regular nes roms work, there is no special type. I'm assuming that it's against forum rules to tell people where/how to pirate free software off the internet, so I'll just say that I've heard the nes roms are not hard to find if you look in the normal places where people pirate software from. They are often found in large packs with hundreds or thousands of games downloadable at once!

This is an awesome potential, but as I stated above, the sound doesn't seem to work properly yet, and it is a bit stuttery. Since the iPhone has something like twice the processing power of my old Tmobile Dash, which ran NES perfectly, I am assuming these problems will be overcome soon!

I got it working will full sound and everything. Awesome mod!