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Damn you spoiled it for the others :D

WTF? ED, prepare for a court case due to legal infringements ;)

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This sounds like something that should better be obeyed with Windows machines ;) I mean one part of the magic of linux is that you can run current software on very old devices.

Then let's set up a bounty to develop an open source implementation for the blob :cool: However, I have no idea if something like that is possible, even with reverse engineering (theoretically maybe yes, but practically)...

Yes, all these issues will be gone. However, as I already mentioned in another thread, it would be sad to not use the OMAP5 Pyra anymore. When the new CPU board is ready (or the pre-orders start), I think I will buy a whole new device so I can still use the old Pyra. Since there are no other...

For SDL1.2 this package is installed: libsdl1.2pyra_1.2.15+dfsg2-8_armhf.deb Is there a way to run dbp files with terminal output? Would surely help troubleshooting.

The game won't start anymore. I also tested with a new installation of PyraOS booted from SD card and it doesn't run either. The game did run about a year ago, so i think a system update must have broken some dependencies or something like that. I also tried to reinstall SDL and the pyra...

What will happen with the remaining OMAP5 boards if you switch to another SOC already? Maybe build them in a Pyra Lite later for a cheaper price? I'm quite fond with the current state of the OMAP5 Pyra and if AESS will work in the future, it's an almost perfect device IMHO :)

You can give it a nice copper paste finish and wait until the device turns green. Then turn it on, apply latest updates and voilà, AESS, HDMI output and engery saving mode is working!

It's possible but maybe we have to wait Two Months more.

This is a great update :)

Actually I was hoping someone does a RigelEngine port, but this look fun too!

After I read this post about the same issue, I was encouraged to try another boot via SD: https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/threads/creating-an-empty-os-for-the-pyra.99487/post-1695576 And it booted again! Since I reflashed the SD card, the system started the config tool again and did the...

I managed to get readable output! The upper part is from shutting down the OS from the eMMC and the last 8 rows are the output when booting via SD card.

I use a 16GB SD card. However, after flashing the partition size will equal the size of the img file unless you expand the partition afterwards. And it does not explain why I could boot once. @hns I did that but I am not sure about the UART parameters, since I receive only rubbish. Are they...

Still strange why my Pyra booted from SD on the first try!

I flashed pyra-42.img with Etcher on an SD card so that I can try out a few things while the system on the eMMC remains unaffected. When I inserted the SD card in the left slot, the Pyra did boot, the config tool started and shutted the system down after completion. So far so good. However, when...

I'll also buy the new CPU board and will assemble it in the new case. However, with the old case and CPU board, I would like to make a working OMAP5 Pyra, too. For experimental purposes, etc. I guess I'm not the only one wanting this...

I just needed to enable everything: sudo pyrainputctl enable gamepad sudo pyrainputctl enable keypad sudo pyrainputctl enable mouse I have no idea what exactly disabled the pyrainput related buttons. I mainly use apps from the DBP repository, so one of these apps must have caused it. But...