I take no credit for this game, I simply found it on collegehumor and am linking to it because it works on the Dingoo with its original NES emulator and I think the community will love it! Have fun!
Is there a way to transfer a dingoo programing from one dingoo to the other?
I have crazy issue. I have two dingoos.
One has a broken r button but runs dingux!
The other dingoo has a working R button but i cant seem to flash dingux on it. It has some strange issue where it says firmwarE failure and it wont run dingux. it seems to a rising issue amgonst new dingoo owners.
JUST AS NOTE OF WHAT I HAVE DONE TO THE DINGOO WHO CANT RUN DINGUX, YES I HAVE REFLASHED THE ORGINAL FIRMWARE USING BOTH RECOVERY TOOL AND DUAL BOOT, YES HAVE USED BOTH INSTALL METHODS, ONE FROM COMPLETE IDIOTS GUIDE TO INSTALLING DINGUX AND THE USBTOOL.EXE METHOD, AND YES I HAVE THE CORRECT LCD IMAGE AND NEWEST DUAL BOOTER, i HAVE FLASHED MY CARD MUTIPLE TIMES, AND REFROMATED THEM AND EVEN USED DIFFERENT CARDS.
IF YOU WANT TO SEE PICTURES GO HERE TO THIS FORUM FROM ANOTHER PERSON WHO HAS SAME ISSUE
BUT MY REAL QUESTION IS "IS THERE A WAY TO TAKE MY DINGOO'S (THAT RUNS DINGUX) SYSTEM PROGRAMING TO TRANSFER IT TO MY NEW DINGOO (THAT DOESNT RUN DINGUX)? BASICALLY TRADE OUT ITS FIRMWARE AND SYSTEM CONFIG! OR IS THERE A EASY WAS TO TRANSFER R BUTTONS?
Yes, you can disassemble both units and switch out whatever buttons you want with the other.
I have done this with a black pawed and a white Unpawed unit, because the blk unit had a shoddy control pad, rubber interface underneath it, and the white one, well, i just wanted to switch the buttons because im a customizer.
But, i will tell you this, screwing and unscrewing is easy.
here's what i did wrong, and what to avoid and what to be careful with:
i couldn't get all the lint and dust and junk out of the inside of the white one's plastic screen, even though i was wearing surgical gloves, did the "operation" in my bathroom, to minimize external debris, AND used a generic screen protector to try and grab up all that annoying lint i kept seeing in there, i did great, but i still see some, ugh!
Next, you'll have to be wary of the two (2) front face, inner plastic hinges, that help seal the unit closed.
For the white, UNpawed unit, they were on the top, inner side of the faceplate, for the black pawed unit, they were strangely, on the bottom...if i remember correctly, either way, you'll need to be very careful, when working the faceplate away from the back piece, after unscrewing the four back screws, i carcked one, and then basically removed them both, as i am planning on painting the white faceplate red, and keeping the white buttons...(super glue will now be needed if i want to get rid of the top crack between the plates, which resulted from the removal of the plastic hinges, but whatever, not THAT noticeable...
Anyway, that, and the black pawed unit has a thinner bridge, right above the mini SD card slot, i broke that too, whoops, i was clumsy, yeah, i know, it won't happen again. I never make the same mistake twice, not with stuff like this...
ok, that's it!
Let's see those custom dingoo A320 pics on the internet, cuz i never see ANY!!
I disagree about the number of songs and the difficulty. The insane difficulty and lack of options is what makes it so NES-y! C'mon, guys! BASK IN THE NOSTALGIA!
I take no credit for this game, I simply found it on collegehumor and am linking to it because it works on the Dingoo with its original NES emulator and I think the community will love it! Have fun!
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Is there a way to transfer
Is there a way to transfer a dingoo programing from one dingoo to the other?
I have crazy issue. I have two dingoos.
One has a broken r button but runs dingux!
The other dingoo has a working R button but i cant seem to flash dingux on it. It has some strange issue where it says firmwarE failure and it wont run dingux. it seems to a rising issue amgonst new dingoo owners.
JUST AS NOTE OF WHAT I HAVE DONE TO THE DINGOO WHO CANT RUN DINGUX, YES I HAVE REFLASHED THE ORGINAL FIRMWARE USING BOTH RECOVERY TOOL AND DUAL BOOT, YES HAVE USED BOTH INSTALL METHODS, ONE FROM COMPLETE IDIOTS GUIDE TO INSTALLING DINGUX AND THE USBTOOL.EXE METHOD, AND YES I HAVE THE CORRECT LCD IMAGE AND NEWEST DUAL BOOTER, i HAVE FLASHED MY CARD MUTIPLE TIMES, AND REFROMATED THEM AND EVEN USED DIFFERENT CARDS.
IF YOU WANT TO SEE PICTURES GO HERE TO THIS FORUM FROM ANOTHER PERSON WHO HAS SAME ISSUE
http://a320.freeforums.org/
BUT MY REAL QUESTION IS "IS THERE A WAY TO TAKE MY DINGOO'S (THAT RUNS DINGUX) SYSTEM PROGRAMING TO TRANSFER IT TO MY NEW DINGOO (THAT DOESNT RUN DINGUX)? BASICALLY TRADE OUT ITS FIRMWARE AND SYSTEM CONFIG! OR IS THERE A EASY WAS TO TRANSFER R BUTTONS?
on the "R" button transfer...
Yes, you can disassemble both units and switch out whatever buttons you want with the other.
I have done this with a black pawed and a white Unpawed unit, because the blk unit had a shoddy control pad, rubber interface underneath it, and the white one, well, i just wanted to switch the buttons because im a customizer.
But, i will tell you this, screwing and unscrewing is easy.
here's what i did wrong, and what to avoid and what to be careful with:
i couldn't get all the lint and dust and junk out of the inside of the white one's plastic screen, even though i was wearing surgical gloves, did the "operation" in my bathroom, to minimize external debris, AND used a generic screen protector to try and grab up all that annoying lint i kept seeing in there, i did great, but i still see some, ugh!
Next, you'll have to be wary of the two (2) front face, inner plastic hinges, that help seal the unit closed.
For the white, UNpawed unit, they were on the top, inner side of the faceplate, for the black pawed unit, they were strangely, on the bottom...if i remember correctly, either way, you'll need to be very careful, when working the faceplate away from the back piece, after unscrewing the four back screws, i carcked one, and then basically removed them both, as i am planning on painting the white faceplate red, and keeping the white buttons...(super glue will now be needed if i want to get rid of the top crack between the plates, which resulted from the removal of the plastic hinges, but whatever, not THAT noticeable...
Anyway, that, and the black pawed unit has a thinner bridge, right above the mini SD card slot, i broke that too, whoops, i was clumsy, yeah, i know, it won't happen again. I never make the same mistake twice, not with stuff like this...
ok, that's it!
Let's see those custom dingoo A320 pics on the internet, cuz i never see ANY!!
i guess i'll fix THAT too, sheesh...
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Thanks for the link!
yeah, found this ages ago in
yeah, found this ages ago in retro gamer, wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy to hard, should have had more difficulty options
I disagree about the number
I disagree about the number of songs and the difficulty. The insane difficulty and lack of options is what makes it so NES-y! C'mon, guys! BASK IN THE NOSTALGIA!
i agree with brucy
this is just plain awsome ! plus its free! good sound and nes style graphics make it a keeper for sure.
Needs more songs too
Needs more songs too
-Michael
University of Washington