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Just for reference, I fixed both problems. Fixing sudoers involved moving the #includedir line to the bottom of the file (who knows?). Fixing the touchscreen coordinates involved modifying the touchscreen InputClass section in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.c/10_evdev.conf to set options InvertX and...

So I finally managed to get a full custom firmware built (kernel 2.6.39, angstrom v2011.7, etc.), but I'm having problems loading PND files. They show up in the menu and on the desktop properly, but all of them fail to run. The error in the log file produced indicates that sudo failed to run...

Seeing as your boot partition is the third one on the card, your boot.txt should look something like this: setenv bootargs root=/dev/mmcblk0p3 rw rootdelay=2 vram=6272K omapfb.vram=0:3000K ext2load mmc 0:3 0x80300000 /boot/uImage bootm 0x80300000

+1 to everything. dflemstr, I fully agree about the lack of organization. I've spent the last week+ trying to compile a toolchain so I could do some development for the Pandora, but I'm running into many, many issues along the way, and it's depressing and off-putting. I can only hope that...

When I ran it on my Pandora, it seemed like the backface culling for Tux was wrong - I was seeing his face through his body and other strange things...

That build's far from new - Chrome/Chromium Dev is on 8.x now. ;)

Happy birthday ED - take some much deserved time off. :D

It would be nice if you could specify a thread for it to add posts to (if you've already created your own discussion/development thread), or have it make a new thread for them if you don't specify one.

I'm currently in the process of trying to get an OE build environment set up so I can build Chromium from source (without the Chrome OS and whatnot). Just wanted to let people know, I guess. Can anyone help me (DJWillis, if you're reading this, I'm looking at you) get a toolchain set up? I...

I'm sure they know how to set their build flags. ;) I looked through their builds, and saw an argument to their compile script (for the Chromium ARM build) "chromeos_builder", which wasn't present for the "Chromium Linux" build. My guess is that they assume that people aren't going to use...

My guess is that your Chromium build is trying to build Chromium as though it's going to be packaged with Chromium OS. I was reading through the build instructions for Chromium (http://code.google.com/p/chromium/wiki/LinuxBuildInstructions), and I'd say make sure that you've set...

Yeah, didn't help me either. I didn't do a thorough or quantitative test, but it kinda felt like it was worse than the older firmware. Not totally sure, but it definitely didn't fix anything.

Great thread - it would be helpful if you marked off which were resolved (either which hotfix/firmware release, for software, or which "batch" for hardware).

ED: The dev snapshot has some issues and is fairly out of date by now - could you update it? I love Chrome/Chromium, but there are some show-stopping bugs with the current build. Flashing cursor bug, too-full screen bug, etc. There are also major issues with downloading. Hopefully a newer...

I'd definitely beta test it - my wifi is quite spotty.

Problem solved, apparently. (Full Size)

Um... Should I be worried? (Full Size)

Strange title, sorry. It shipped today (OMG OMG OMG), and I'm wondering what I should be expecting, mainly in terms of the nubs. These obviously aren't the new nubs with fixed tolerances and better materials, but to what degree have mine been tested? Are they going to require the nub dance...

Any news on whether those 100 shipped? I'm just starting to get a bit impatient, as I was quoted 400-500 (ordered at 14:43 UTC), and with 1000 shipped, I should have mine right around now (taking into account the occasional multiple-Pandora order, as well as one-/no-nubbers).

Ordered at 14:43 UTC (10:43 US-East). Still haven't gotten mine - was quoted at around 400-500.