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update on the repo.. updates the libraries used to get video urls (should fix some problems), also some more fiddling with caching settings

A sokoban clone, find it here..

maybe a good idea to go to greece and visit them anyway? Chill out, drink some Ouzo with them...may speed up things ;)

hmm, I wouldn't make categorical statements like this - designwise there is a huge number of degrees of freedom, even if fixing the volume of the device - for example only looking at the hinge: you can change the moving part of the hinge, the height of the axes (have it more recessed (just look...

1GB is clearly too tight since there are multiple PNDs around already for the pandora that won't run if there is no 512mb + 512mb swap,  lets drop that option from the discussion shall we?

I am in the 4GB is nicer camp ..there is no substitue for RAM when you really need it, like editing 24bit sound files, loading large datasets from simulations - I am not convinced by tests on the devboards multiplying the things you do on the pandora, you gotta think about new things that are...

very nice...its not a biggy..but the doc link in the (xfce) menu is not working...

I didn't know it, but its "[" and "]" :)

I think you can consider the pandora case as the pyra prototype...all the lessons learned are probably in the new case design..

same driver, slightly modified scripts, on the repo

I think these may actually correlate with each other...i.e. bigger chips will be faster (at least that is the case for SSDs) and be long term more reliable (more room for wear levelling)

I am having the same problem with Openjazz - it cannot find SOUNDS.000 (a.o.) , it is in appdata/openjazz/ though.. should it be somewhere else?? ok; I figured it out using strace :)  , the filenames need to be lower case (on ext filesystem at least), which is bloody confusing since the error...

must be something silly..it works here and I cannot see anything obviously wrong with the script or permissions (can you post the output when trying to update, if it doesnt finish it may be at /tmp/youtube-dl_update , and mabe also an ls -l of the /mnt/utmp/thetube/bin ??) btw by default it...

hmm, the only thing that changed is the max size of the cache..so that should not cause the stutter..can you try pressing space (pausing) right when playback starts (giving it time to fill up the cache) also, you sure you are using mpv? I might have a look at other cache settings, but like I...

nice! so, if I understand correctly the boot-up test was the cpu board plugged in the mainboard, booting from an SD card? (so everything working minus the RAM) small question, what does the: Hack! Disabling faulty EMIF1 message mean??

here is the xwiimote library and driver compiled for pandora, it seems to work here but needs testing (so beware it may still crash hard) note that you need a new updated firmware (1.72 update 1, with bluez 4.99) at the moment it acts as mouse driver through IR with a wiimote (needs sensor bar...

this looks great - any idea whether it is possible to install any audio feature extraction plugins??

I am a bit worried about this talk about different pyra hardware versions..the production run is tiny as it is..or more specifically I wonder what the cost  involved per revision is, i mean.. what is the break even point cost for a component X to offset the cost involved in a seperate production...

I think you may need cp -a if its a system disk..

- it looks like a stiff bendable cable, that supports itself - About as fast as the pyra itself I guess - buy a new one?? ;)