Java Port

[PaperVb64]

At this point, Cave Story's basically the replacement of DOOM. Which is why i'm kinda disappointed that it's not on JAVA platforms (like those old Sony Ericsson phones). For your information, i do have a MODERN phone, and 2 computers. I just wanna have more than one game on my old walkman phone that isn't Johnny Crash Does Texas.

[EXL]

@PaperVb64,
Unfortunately this is only possible by a complete rewrite. It is unlikely that anyone will make a port for J2ME now given that this platform is hopelessly outdated.

[dananothername]

@PaperVb64 i just think of the same thing last week
if it's not possible to port it
the creat new one
i am sure there is a guide in the youtube for how to create a java game

[dananothername]

@EXL i tried to contact you in the official site for nx engine for haiku os
i have the os installed on my pc
and i don't know how to send this files to it or connect it to the internet

[EXL]

@dananothername

You can install NXengine (Cave Story) using Haiku Depot within the system itself.

https://depot.haiku-os.org/#!/pkg/nxengine/haikuports/haikuports_x86_64/1/0/0.4/git/4/x86_64?bcguid=bc226-RTRH

and i don't know how to ... connect it to the internet

It depends on your network card.

and i don't know how to send this files to it

You can use USB Flash Stick in Haiku, just download HPKG files from official site on other OS and transfer its to Flash Memory.

https://www.cavestory.org/download/cave-story.php

[dananothername]

do you know to explore USB flash stick
its not showing like in other os

[EXL]

@dananothername

Try formatting it to FAT32.

[dananothername]

do you still have it on your machine
can you screen record a minute video of it

• about retroarch port i can TAS and i want to know what should i name the console

[EXL]

@dananothername
I don't know why you have so many problems with Haiku.

1. I just downloaded and installed the latest version of Haiku from here to VirtualBox VM without any problems.

2. I installed Cave Story (NXEngine) using Haiku Depot and it works without any problem.

Haiku-screen0.webm

All this took less than 10 minutes. You can see it on the video (some lags because video capturing of virtual machine on the weak notebook).

I'm sorry, but I can't help you with general installing Haiku problems, try asking for help on Haiku forums, chats, groups, etc.

1. https://discuss.haiku-os.org/
2. https://t.me/haiku_os
3. https://www.haiku-os.org/community/irc/

[dananothername]

well thanks about the video
i installed haiku os+ connect it to phone usb tethering +
installed NXE+screen recorder
the only issue that i had is my pc
it dose not support VM
so i ranned it without installing on usb stick, the screen recorder said no enough memory
there isn't an options called disable Secure boot so i can't risk the other
3 os in the ubuntu grub to disappear

• i guess NXE haiku os low TAS is done now
• you didn't tell me what console are retroarch using to run NXE

[EXL]

so i ranned it without installing on usb stick, the screen recorder said no enough memory
there isn't an options called disable Secure boot so i can't risk the other

I can't tell you anything about installing Haiku problems because I don’t understand all the nuances of installing Haiku on modern hardware with Secure Boot and other things. On my old ASUS A52F (K52F) laptop with i3-M370 @ 2.40GHz, 6 GB RAM, Qualcomm Atheros AR9285 Wi-Fi, Intel HDA -- the Haiku operating system works just fine, both in virtual machines and on bare metal.

3 os in the ubuntu grub to disappear

I think reinstalling/reconfiguring GRUB will help you: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB

i guess NXE haiku os low TAS is done now

Is TAS -- Tool Assisted Speedrun? I don't think that speedruns is justified in such an unpopular operating system as Haiku.

you didn't tell me what console are retroarch using to run NXE

I'm not affiliated with the RetroArch project in any way, so idk. I dare to assume that no console emulation is used there. It's just native machine code compiled for the target architecture that RetroArch itself runs on - x86_64, arm64, etc.

[dananothername]

thanks
can you do the video for MotoEZX and Ritmix as well

[EXL]

@dananothername

Ritmix RZX-50: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZPgX9Ismq4

I'm reluctant to shoot a video with MotoEZX.

[dananothername]

screen record would be better than cam record

[EXL]

Screen recording at full speed is not available on such weak devices.

[dananothername]

that is the point of TAS