emulation number 9 reports that jzIntv, the multi-platform Intellivision emulator, has been updated. Yesterday, a work-in-progress version was released. jzIntv is available for Linux, Unix, Windows, and MacOS. You can find out more information about jzIntv and Intellivision here, at jzIntv's official homepage.

This DS library implements the Linux ROMFS file system for reading a pre-made boot romdisk. To create a romdisk image, you will need the program "genromfs". This program was designed for Linux but can compile under Cygwin.", included is a prebuilt mingw windows binary.

 

This was derived/ported from KOS 1.3.x from the Dreamcast KallistiOS. Included is a simple FS test which demonstrates reading a couple of files from the romdisk, and then it displays the directory structure.

 

For more information about using the filesystem checkout the fs.h file for the proper api calls, which are all very similiar to standard stdio calls. Also included is some stdio newlib stubs that call the kosFS for better stdio support but so far I havent figure out how to port those into the existing devkitpro / libnds configuration.

Note that this news comes from PDRoms. More information on romdiskfs is available here.

PDRoms reports that eSwan has been updated. eSwan is a Wonderswan and Wonderswan Color emulator for the Sony Playstation Portable. This is a Japanese emulator, and more information is available here (Japanese).

The Emulation64 Network reports that beta 4 of 64th Note v1.1 is now available. 64th Note is a USF (Nintendo64 music file format) plug-in for Winamp. Below are the changes in this version.

 

In a lot of situations the Fade Type dropdown list didn't appear, this has been fixed. Also, "no fade" has been added as an option, for those who would like an abrupt ending (or want to let their output plugin handle it).

You can learn more about the USF format and obtain 64th Note here, at the official homepage.