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Just happened upon this. The art style is really fun and makes it visual stunning. Great job! Will have to try it out.

After little sleep last night, I finally have a working version of Mumble for the pandora! It took a bunch of coaxing and I had to disable some features, but the necessary parts are there still. What you don't have: * overlay * 1.1 support * server * pulseaudio (cause we use alsa)...

Interesting, will have to remember if I come across that again. Thanks for the suggestion! I like metroidvania type games enough that I've been doing research on how to best create one. Knowing me and me my love of "intelligent" games, I'll probably have procedural maps similar to this project...

I found the problem! I can now, with a minor change, compile it without any casting. Ready to know what the issue was? *drum roll* It was being compiled with g++ and not gcc. *badum tish* The makefile was using CXX set to gcc, so when I had it use the environment vars on the system, it...

I have not. I might once I verify the compiler was at fault. It could very well be something else(most my problems seem to be labeled under things that should function fine in C but not C++) There aren't quite too many open-source games of this type for some reason. You might also enjoy...

I've thought about that, but would like to figure out why first these changes are needed. The fact these changes weren't needed for the creator to compile this means something is working differently for them. (I suspect using older compiler) Guess it wouldn't hurt to at least send an email...

After redoing my hundreds of malloc and const changes, I got the latest "full" version of edgar done. The default config doesn't seem to work anymore(may fix in update later), but you can reconfigure it all once the game loads. Find it in the repo.

Apology accepted. It can be all too easy to have things like that happen on a forum. Actually, the new card is also a micro-sd with sd adapter. The reason is the Pandora is one of the few devices I have that still uses the full SD card.(I have at least four others which only use micro-sd.) If I...

To wrap up this lovely conversation. My new SD card came in and I seem to be back in action again. So far, things are seeming much smoother with this SD card. I should pay more attention to details about compatibility before I buy/use my cards in the future. Hopefully I won't have bring up this...

Where is the PND on your SD card? I have mine in: [sD Card root]->pandora->menu which has it show up in the menu under accessories.

I know I ported Celtx over last year, but when I stumbled across this recently, I felt it would be more at home on the Pandora than Celtx. The interface is minimal, so on smaller screens like ours, it gives more room for the work. Let me know how this works out...

Why a Dukto? Because you like transferring files! I've enjoyed using this on my home network to transfer things between computers. Now I can add my Pandora to the list of device to easily transfer between. http://repo.openpandora.org/?page=detail&app=dukto-dukto-16074

Since nobody had an opinion, I took route #1, which ended up being quick and worked out fine.

I had put about 20 hours into the game. Luckily, that's about all I had done since my last backup that I couldn't recreate/find.

I am happy to let you know that, upon deciding to experiment with forensics tools I haven't used before to try and learn more about how they worked, I was able to recover my SRAM file for FF6.(what I had been playing most recently.) I used foremost for this task and set up a custom config file...

I guess you could say I haven't had this kind of thing happen with an SD card before. My phone's sd card is still fine along with my 6 year old card in my PocketPC I found in a bin.

This is the card that I had been using: http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0289507 except a Class 2. Luckily, I had recently been wanting to upgrade my cards and bought a 32GB class 4 Sandisk card, which sounds like it was a good decision. Nothing more...

I have always just used gparted to partition my cards. Also, it seems my card isn't on the compatibility list. Maybe I'll need to add it as flaky.(will do more testing)

Has anyone had issues with the partitions on their sd cards becoming corrupted more than would seem normal? This happened to me today for the fourth time in less than a year, forcing me to do partition recovery.(and subsequently, losing some of the data)

I've come across an issue while using wxPython for the pandora. I usually use Yactfeau for building, but I get a problem with the wxPython compiled files because the Pandora had python built with ucs2 and ubuntu's python is built with ucs4. Which options would be the most effective way to handle...