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Ok, so I successfully installed Dingux on my A320 but I'm having trouble booting PSX4ALL. The icon appears in the DINGUX GUI but gives me a black command screen for a few seconds and goes back to the GUI. When I add a selector to the .cfg file, none of the files (including scph1001.bin, which is in the psx4all folder) doesn't boot the emulator up.  I have to questions about the setup:

1. What EXACT file name am I booting up when inserting the following portion of code into menu_emulator.cfg? There isn't an extentension or an extensionless file by the same name in the psx4all folder that I unzipped (see the highlighted):

MenuItem psx4all
{
Icon = "res/emulators/psx4all.png"
Name = " psx4all"
Executable = "./psx4all"
WorkDir = "/usr/local/emulators/psx4all
}

2. Should a selector be added to boot the emulator up (ex Selector= Yes)?

3. All the instructions say the same vague thing...but I notice that it never instructs you to unzip the file? If I am suppose to be unzipping the file then which file is it referencing when it tells me to drop it into the psx4all folder (exact name with extensions please)?

Sorry if I come of a bit frustrated, its just I was up all night trying figure out what I'm doing wrong and its bugging me. Any help would be appreciated...

I'm not sure. Whichever one, I downloaded from here:

http://www.dingoo-scene.com/TheCompleteidiotsGuidetoDinguxWindoze.htm

And that's the other thing...I'm having a problem with the Gmenu2X install as well. I followed the bellow instruction to a "T" but nothing happens when I hold select to boot it:

1. Download this: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZTY64OAJ

2. Extract the zip you just downloaded. You need to find the proper kernel for your Dingoo in the Kernel folder, rename it to just "zImage". It needs to be the right one for your Dingoo's LCD type. To find this out, in the Native Dingoo firmware, go to System Setup -> About and press up, right, down, up, right, down.  Your LCD type is listed in the 3rd line - Look for ILI9331 or ILI9325.

3. Copy the zImage, rootfs, and local folder to your miniSD card, in that order.

4. Search the archives http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi for the games, apps, and emulators you want and put them in the corresponding folders in the local folder on your miniSD card.

5. With the miniSD in your Dingoo, turn it on. Hold Select. It'll boot into Gmenu.

6. Press Select on the Gmenu screen, go to Add link. Add a link for each emulator or game.

7. If you try to start an emulator, and all it does is scroll some text and go back to the menu, try and go to Edit, turn On the Selector Browser, and select your rom folder for the Selector Directory.

If you have any more problems with installing Dingux, there are two stickied topics at the top of the Dingux Help forum. You can find other useful info by using the forum's search function.