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This is looking like this post here: Try what they say...as it should be either permission or corrupted files.

:( What's the output of the log in /tmp folder when running zim on a fresh flash/hotfix? Maybe it can tell me something useful.

I've been trying to read the README that came with the driver, but don't understand this part from Google Translate: 3.1 determine whether the file has been included into the kernel mii.c code, specific processes such as the attached picture mii-1, 2,3,4 3.2 determine whether the file has...

I guess I thought the git branch I used was pre-patched. Still, after patching, it still isn't accepting it. Does it matter if the options I selected when asked are different than those selected to make the actual pandora kernel? I'd think it would, and if it does, is there a way to...

I've seen lots of threads about compiling custom kernels and a few marginally useful ones in which people were trying to compile their own drivers/modules. Using that knowledge and some experience I've had in the past compiling kernels, I got the driver source from the cd-rom that came with...

You might want to try a reflash, then.

I would check if, after restarting your pandora, there is still a folder in /mnt/utmp that is zim. This seems to be the fact something went wrong and it doesn't have the permission to make file changes it needs to. If the folder is still there, delete it as root and try again. If not, not sure...

hm...try this pnd and see if anything changes...after you reboot your pandora(if you haven't between then and now) http://www.mediafire.com/?c3ygjgem79gvn45

I haven't used org-mode, so I can't say what is better/worse.

I've been using Zim desktop wiki from repos recently but have found that missing plugin requirements were preventing some core functionality I was looking for. So, I made a new Zim pnd with the addition of gtkspell+python modules and graphviz(experimental, haven't tested/set up). This will allow...

@celeron55: Here's the patch of changes I've made to minetest. Not too many, luckily.

SWEET PICKLES! So, after trying the game further, I found out the game over music wasn't the only music with issues. The game stopped being playable at the Mines for this same reason. Frustrated, I decided to research the issue a bit. It seems I stumbled upon the debian changelogs and found...

Update! repo version now respects PND home directory(was writing to actual home previously), uses default config file if none exists(which has buttons premapped and fullscreen), and game over bug gone.(bug was in mikmod music player. Lazy person I am, I just disabled the game over music :P...

Had just finished playing Castlevania:Aria of Sorrow on my Pandora when I re-remembered how much I love open-exploration games. I decided then I had to make my next port one of those games. In The Legend of Edgar, you take on the role of Edgar as he ventures across the world, battling fearsome...

Awesome game, can't wait for the finished port!

@Celeron55: Glad to see you notice this! I'll have to sort through changes, as I've been very sloppy on organisation and have just been trying to get a build working satisfactorily. I haven't made to many changes to minetest itself, but I'll try and get a patch to you sometime later this week...

Ok, so the issue I was getting there is related to a bug in the nand image where the looback adatper won't respond. Fix is : sudo ifdown lo sudo ifup lo Forgot to check for that first. :P Also, I've been working on getting a newer version of Irrlicht compiled. I've got a copy of it...

No problem, I needed it too and figured I might as well do it so others could benefit. Btw, I just took the dictionary from here, as suggested by the hunspell site. http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries

Funny, I think I might be getting this issue too. What's the last few lines of your /tmp/pndrun_minetest.out? I'm getting: cat: write error:Invalid argument. (Meaning it can't find the "nub before" files) and terminate called after throwing an instance of "SendFailedException": what()...

I haven't looked to see if there's anything I can do to speed it up, but most likely not. It already eats nearly half my processor on my desktop. :P I still find it fun to play with, even at its whopping 5FPS. (overclocking makes little difference too)