Currently not, it's something that I would like to get working in the future. For reference the backlight is connected to GPIO13 (PWM1) so that if you were initialise PWM on it, we could adjust the backlight brightness! :) This is something that I will add to the software when I get the time as the...

Okay seriously, shut up and take my money. I have an unhealthy fixation with tiny Gameboys and this is cheap enough that I can justify the purchase!

PiDroidGamer wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 27, 2019 2:41 pm

2 questions,
1) How would one connect a Powerboost 1000 to a Raspberry Pi 4 to power it?
2) Is a Powerboost or micro-lipo able to output 3 amps to a Pi?

Helder sells a lovely little bit of tech that cranks out 3.5 amps, check his signature.

I have one of these and my only complaint is the analog screen looks terrible compared to a TFT.

Other than that it's my go-to handheld, I've been using it for my first Majora's Mask playthrough. Battery life is over four hours and the controls feel good in my gormy hands.

Okay, sorry! I figured you'd tried it but sometimes I have a hard time with the obvious "turn it off and back on again" kind of fixes so it's worth mentioning.

Have you tried reflashing a fresh image? I had to hard reboot a Gameboy Zero last night and everything worked just fine until I tried playing a game. SSH to back up my saves, install a new image, and everything is fine now.

javi.124 wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 28, 2019 10:52 pm

What is the aprox battery life with 450mAh?

I'm getting about an hour if I turn off WiFi.

Cheers! Glad you got it up and running!

Me and my fat thumbs thank you too, djbriane!

Smoki86's build thread has plenty of info to go by, that's what I used for a reference.