This is a simple app that demonstrate how to use SDL 1.2 on OpenDingux devices (GCW0/RG-350/RG-350M/RG-280V/RG-350P). You can detect the analog sticks, input and stuff. How to compile =============== For now i assume that you have access to a linux computer or a linux VM. This may work for WSL2 as well but it wasn't tested. Stock firmware (2014 based) ___________________________ Download this toolchain : http://www.gcw-zero.com/files/opendingux-gcw0-toolchain.2014-08-20.tar.bz2 And extract it to /opt. In /opt/gcw0-toolchain, you should have a following folder called "usr". If that's the case, you're good. Then open up a terminal in this folder and compile it with : make -f Makefile.gcw0 Once compilation is sucessful, package everything up with : ./package You can now push your OPK to your console either via FTP (to /media/apps) with an FTP client like Filezilla or alternatively, use the external sd card slot and put the OPK in a folder called "apps". Beta/Nightly firmware ___________________________ Download this toolchain : http://od.abstraction.se/opendingux/opendingux-gcw0-toolchain.2020-10-01.tar.gz And extract it to /opt. In /opt/gcw0-toolchain, you should have the following files: bin etc include lib lib64 libexec man mipsel-buildroot-linux-musl mipsel-gcw0-linux-uclibc relocate-sdk.sh sbin share usr Then open up a terminal in this folder and compile it with : make -f Makefile.gcw0 Once compilation is sucessful, package everything up with : ./package You can now push your OPK to your console either via MTP (connect your console to your PC, make sure to use USB2 on the RG-350), and put it in "Apps". or alternatively, use the external sd card slot and put the OPK in a folder called "apps".