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The hardware supports 48kHz just fine, does at least randomness play? aplay -f dat -D hw:0,0 /dev/urandom

I don't know what's exactly needed (maybe Linux-SWAT can elaborate?), but try also loading http://notaz.gp2x.de/misc/pnd/ko/3.2.84/xt_HL.ko

modprobe ip_tables insmod http://notaz.gp2x.de/misc/pnd/ko/3.2.84/iptable_mangle.ko should probably work then.

CC pandora I guess? If so, you need to remove the battery for 5 minutes or so to fully reset as older bootloader has trouble dealing with how newer kernels leave things on shutdown/reboot.

To make life harder for people using emulators maybe? Although looking at youtube videos of it, it should map quite well to a mouse.

Blizzard still distributes the 1.16.1 patches, so if you have the CDs (or their images) it can still be installed: https://us.battle.net/support/en/article/Patching-Classic-Games (direct link)

The changelog looks really bad. New OpenGL backend - most likely GL2+, so no way to run on pandora. New anticheat capabilities - looks like they ported the protection from Overwatch, it doesn't even work on wine on PC Linux: https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=35171...

Depends on what they do, if they make it 64bit, use D3D9+ (quite likely they won't use DirectDraw any more as it's no longer used for years) or even recompile it with modern compilers (also quite likely) it'll quickly go into "not doable without spending insane amount of time" realm.

So it's just to be able to ask the appstores to bring down unwanted clones? Obviously the bad people will ignore your license and clone it anyway, it's just the obscure platforms like pandora that suffer by not getting a port.

BZh is bzip header, and the compressed data seems to have stray "\r\n" (0d 0a) bytes prepended.

That's even after a reflash with the latest, or have you simply not tried?

From my experience smaller partitions won't help, as it's card initialization that times out, not the partition read. You'll need to find another card, usually smaller/older ones work.

What do you mean by "re-enable"? This is already the default suspend in SZ when you flick the power switch.

I'd say it's still worth a try, it may use the language barrier to our advantage. Many people in Asia don't speak English, and those who do should be able to find a better job (you don't need to speak English to solve most captchas, and can be trained to solve the harder ones). Perhaps even add...

Well I wouldn't mind as long as it's limited to technical things, kind of an extension of what I do for pandora. What I don't want is to be expected to solve human related issues like resolving personal conflicts, banning/unbanning, assigning/demoting mods and so on.

Not sure if you know but there is pulsar which I've been using quite a bit (I hope it stays up...): http://pulsar.webshaker.net/ccc/result.php?lng=us We have also some information in the wiki: https://pandorawiki.org/Assembly_Code_Optimization#NEON About vmov, don't you have to pay the full...

Could it be solved the same way pandorawiki currently is, just ask for a password which can be found on this very forum? Alternatively something like "type in the 2 words seen in the logo of this site", like a non-conventional captcha. Or is this all about spammers abusing guest posting (not...

Hmm that's the old loop derived from pandora's CPU stress test, which isn't doing that much really. You should be using the later one that I tried to tune for Cortex-A15 specifically, which also checks if calculations are correct. Here it is again: http://notaz.gp2x.de/misc/neon_loop2.S

It's probably more about cost/margin optimization, they choose the cheapest components that can fit the requirements, sometimes barely. It could also be the radio medium getting more and more crowded, there is interference everywhere between so many wireless devices today and hardware may look...

Yeah this is normal, as you still had the old u-boot which did not turn on stuff that kernel from 1.75+ turns off as part of improved power saving. See the 1.75 release notes: