Posts tagged SmartQ MID
News about new firmware for SmartQ5
3The new firmware will add a software named Conola 2 , with the Conola 2 Q5 will become a MP4 .
The Conola 2 UI:
The WINCE image based in WINCE 6.0, it must be installed in SD card . when you turn on the Q5 , you can select the system like windows’ boot menu.
Conola 2 on Q7

[from zhiqi fans]
big news about wince firmware for SmartQ devices
1At the end of this month , zhiqi will publish offical wince 6.0 firmware .
it will be installed in the SD card , so you can have two systems , original one inside the device ,and wince inside the SD card. the wince includes LBE Game Assist(GAPI) special designed for Q5/Q7,which can support most PPC,Dos,game .
here’re videos of LBE for meizu M8:
LBE run on smartq5
how to install software in Android for SmartQ5
43pingus game for SmartQ MID
0sudo apt-get install pingus if you can connect to internet
enter /mnt/loop/share/applications/ find the icon of game , copy it to desktop
open icon with leafpad , find “Exec=”
change to Exec=/usr/games/pingus -s -f -m –geometry=800×480
click the icon on the desktop to play game
attention : turn off the sound before play the game!
change software space to install software on SD card for smartQ5
01. open /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/GDebi with root account
2. open SDInst.py with leafpad
3. change “LOOP_FILE_SIZE = 256” to what you want . such 512 ,1024 ,unit is MB
4.once you installed software,you will have a 512MB space for software
5. you can find software at /mnt/loop/share/applicatio ns/
[from zhiqi fans]
SmartQ7 run gba game by VisualBoyAdvance
4use QEMU compile VisualBoyAdvance and run on Q7, GBC games work well
1. enter evilvte
sudo apt-get install libc6 libgcc1 libpng12-0 libsdl1.2debian libstdc++6 zlib1g
2.copy visualboyadvance_1.8.0-1_arm.deb to your sd card
double click to install
3.before run it , you must edit /usr/etc/VisualBoyAdvance.cfg
enter evilvte
sudo leafpad /usr/etc/VisualBoyAdvance.cfg
change it to
# All numeric values are in hexadecimal
# Use TAB or EQUAL sign to separate name from value#
# Key configuration (all numbers are in hexadecimal!)
#
# Keys values are in the format YXXX where Y is the device number. 0 means
# keyborad and XXX is the SDL define for the desired key (read SDL_keysym.h).
#
# If Y is greater than 0, it means joystick number Y-1 and it uses the
# following format for XXX:
#
# – if XXX < 20, XXX is the axis number multiplied by 2. An even number means
# movement to the negative side (on the X axis, it means left). An odd
# number means movement to the positive side (on the X axis, it mean
# right). For the Y axis, negative means up and positive means down.
# X axis is usally axis number 0 and Y is axis number 1.
# – if 20 >= XXX > 30, then XXX is the HAT number multiplied by 4 plus the
# direction: 0 for up, 1 for down, 2 for right and 3 for left. Example:
# 0021 is HAT 0 down, 0026 is HAT 1 right.
# – if 80 >= XXX > 100, XXX is the joystick button number (XXX-080).
#
# Default key configuration is (value in parenthesis):
#
# Left Left Arrow (0114)
# Right Right Arrow (0113)
# Up Up Arrow (0111)
# Down Down Arrow (0112)
# A Z (007a)
# B X (0078)
# L A (0061)
# R S (0073)
# Start ENTER (000d)
# Select BACKSPACE (0008)
# Speed up SPACE (0020)
# Capture F12 (0125)
#
Joy0_Left=0114
Joy0_Right=0113
Joy0_Up=0111
Joy0_Down=0112
Joy0_A=007a
Joy0_B=0078
Joy0_L=0061
Joy0_R=0073
Joy0_Start=000d
Joy0_Select=0008
Joy0_Speed=0020
Joy0_Capture=0125# Motion support keys. Same format as above
#
# Default keys are (value in parenthesis):
#
# Left Numeric Pad 4 (0104)
# Right Numeric Pad 6 (0106)
# Up Numeric Pad 8 (0108)
# Down Numeric Pad 2 (0102)
#
Motion_Left=0104
Motion_Right=0106
Motion_Up=0108
Motion_Down=0102# Frame skip setting. Allowed values are from 0 to 5 only.
frameSkip=2# Gameboy Frame skip setting. Allowed values are from 0 to 5 only.
gbFrameSkip=0# Video setting. 0=1x, 1=2x, 2=3x, 3=4x.
video=2# Use fullscreen mode. 0=false, any other value means true
fullScreen=0# Disables MMX support
disableMMX=1# Use bios file. 0=false, any other value means true
useBios=0# Bios file full path and name (ZIP not supported)
biosFile=none# Filter to use. 0=no filter, 1=TV Mode, 2=2xSaI, 3=Super 2xSaI, 4=Super Eagle
# 5=Pixelate, 6=Motion Blur, 7=AdvanceMAME Scale2x, 8=** 2x,
# 9=Bilinear, A=Bilinear Plus, B=hq2x, C=lq2x
filter=0# Disable status messages. 0=false, any other value means true
disableStatus=0# Enable Gameboy border. 0=false, any other value means true
borderOn=0# Gameboy emulator type. 0=automatic, 1=CGB/GBC, 2=SGB, 3=GB, 4=GBA, 5=SGB2
emulatorType=0# Enable washed colors. 0=false, any other value means true
colorOption=1# Directories. Not setting one them makes the file go the rom directory.
# Save state directory
#saveDir=# Screen shot Capture directory
#captureDir=# Battery directory
#batteryDir=# Screen capture format
# 0=PNG, anything else for BMP
captureFormat=0# Sound quality
# 1=44 Khz, 2=22Khz, 4=11Khz
soundQuality=2# Sound Echo
# 0=false, anything else for true
soundEcho=0# Sound Low pass filter
# 0=false, anything else for true
soundLowPass=0# Sound reverse stereo
# 0=false, anything else for true
soundReverse=0# Remove GBA intros (not supported anymore)
# 0=false, anything else for true
# removeIntros=0# Save Type
# 0=automatic, 1=EEPROM, 2=SRAM, 3=Flash, 4=EEPROM+Sensor, 5=NONE
saveType=0# Flash size
# 0=64K Flash, 1=128K Flash
flashSize=1# Sound volume
# 0=1x, 1=2x, 2=3x, 3=4x
soundVolume=0# Interframe blending
# 0=none, 1=motion blur, 2=smart
ifbType=0# Show emulation speed
# 0=none, 1=percentage, 2=detailed
showSpeed=2# Show speed in transparent mode
# 0=normal, anything else for transparent
showSpeedTransparent=1# Enable/Disable auto frameskip
# 0=disable, anything else to enable
autoFrameSkip=1# Sets the desired throttle
# 0=disable, 5…1000 valid throttle speeds
throttle=0# Pauses the emulator when the window is inactive
# 0=disable, anything else to enable
pauseWhenInactive=0# Enables AGBPrint support
# 0=disable, anything else to enable
agbPrint=0# Enables GBA RTC support
# 0=disable, anything else to enable
rtcEnabled=0# Sound OFF flag
# 0=sound on, anything else turns off sound
soundOff=1# Sound Enable
# Controls which channels are enabled: (add values)
# 1 – Channel 1
# 2 – Channel 2
# 4 – Channel 3
# 8 – Channel 4
# 100 – DirectSound A
# 200 – DirectSound B
# 30f=all enabled, 0=mute all
soundEnable=30f# Controls automatic SGB border
# 0=disable, anything else enables automatic SGB border display
borderAutomatic=0# Skip bios code
# 0=disable, anything else skips BIOS code
skipBios=0# The interval between the rewind saves
# Minimum of 0 seconds to disable rewind support,
# Maximum of 60 minutes. Value in seconds (hexadecimal numbers)
rewindTimer=0# Enable enhanced save type detection
# 0=disable, anything else to enable (no longer used)
#enhancedDetection=1
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[from imp3 zhiqi fans]
how to install wince 6.0 on SmartQ5
10how to install wince for SmartQ5
1. down u-boot , NK.nb0, sd carder flash tool.
2. install sd carder flash tool , enter into the program file.
3. use u-boot to take place of ” u-boot” in sd carder flash tool file (X:Program FilesSDXXX).
4. open sd carder flash tool ,select sc card and type sd/sdhc,click begin flash
5. copy NK.nb0 to your sd card
6. press the button between – and + , and power button together. (for Q7 press move button and power button )
7. enjoy wince
this wince doesn’t include any software ,but you can try to install other software for wince . i have find pdf reader ,mplayer . some wm software may run in this wince .it doesn’t have wifi function ,and you can go internet by bluetooth .
Video of Third party firmware Mer running on SmartQ5
0that is not the normal mer user interface, it’s an
experimental one– the reason why it seems “slow” is because there
was a bug with finger usage. It is actually in practice very fast.
from Mer develop
[via Mer]
















































