Hi all! Honestly, I know this information is *probably* buried somewhere in the forums, but apologies, I am having a hard time finding it if so. I have had an absolutely lovely time with my Circuit Sword for years, with its 320x240 screen. Lately I've been toying with PC98 emulation and for the firs...

Amazing work, thank you so so much @Anthology! I'm so hyped that I'm finally on bleeding edge Retroarch and cores. This was a long time coming. I appreciate your work on this!!! [Edit: adding details] I'm on a Circuit Sword CM3. wifi, mode button, all leonardo buttons, batt sensing, OSD, speaker, vo...

Hi Kite, First off thank you for an amazing board and your reply. To answer the Q, I was following a combination of the PDF, wiki, and your excellent soldering video. I did notice that the soldering video and wiki were more recent. When I got to starting soldering the Pi Zero onto the SAIO board, I ...

Wellp. I've reflowed all the pins twice with a heat gun and gone over specifically the pink pins with the iron. Reseated the LCD ribbon a couple times, cleaned the contacts with alcohol. I'm gonna test every pin for continuity with a multimeter next. I don't want to blame the hardware but a nagging ...

Yeah, I've been using the pinout guide here, but I'm a bit unsure where to start, as the red, green, and blue colors all appear equally well on the test image. I suppose I'll just start with the pink pins and go from there testing all the way... Maybe I'll begin by reflowing all the GPIO solders wit...

Hey all. Let me preface by saying total noob, first post, first GBZ build. I tried to find a similar problem in the forums, but if my search-fu failed, I apologize and will happily accept a link to a similar problem. With that out of the way, I'm midway through my Kite SAIO 0.6c build, just got the ...