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Naaah, we don't want to blame Wally here :) I'm happy he did post some news, it was still better then me posting nothing and he also doesn't have too much time on his hands as well :D So... shame only on me :)

Oh, heh, I did expect Wally to post a bit longer news... I think what I sent him on Discord was more text than he posted here and I thought he'd grab the information and writes them up a bit more detailled (similar to what I did back with the Pandora when Craig fed me with news :))) But heck...

And some more information: * The OMAP5 does some kind of automatic calibration, but it's unknown what exactly it does. There seems to be a way to disable it and manually do that, so that might be something to look at. * notaz made a U-Boot for me where I can change the RAM timings. However...

Of course, but most of the specsheets are NDA. I am allowed to give them out to the user who wants to help, but I cannot make them public. So once someone wants to take a look at them, I can give the detailled information :)

That would be great! I can already compile the U-Boot and change the timings, but it would be great having the support of someone who knows what he's doing!

Except that I kept not a single Pandora (except my own one ;))

Nice, thanks :) I could try to implement that into the normal OS, if that's okay with you.

Okay, this is one of the most critical issues I'm having to deal with at the moment: The RAM Timing / Calibration / Setup in Pyra's U-Boot. What's the problem? Multiple CPU boards have the issue that they don't boot at all, only sometimes or most of the times. The problem is that with these...

The RAM issue is one of the weird mysteries we still need to fix! We have multiple U-Boots available where different RAM parameters are being set, and some are working a lot more reliable already. Heck, it's even weirder: Some units only work with one setup while others need a different one...

Quick answer about the OpenPandora Ltd. / GmbH thingy: Yes, that was quite a sad story... but as others mentioned: There were two different companies. Mine (OpenPandora GmbH) and Craigs (OpenPandora Ltd.). I tried to support all remaining customers of OpenPandora Ltd. When we moved the...

Sorry for the issue, fixed that!

Yep, money ressources is basically the biggest issue for anything Pyra related. If someone would sponsor me a great amount of money, I'd use it to fully redesign the case from scratch and create a new CPU-Board right away. It's always money that holds up good hardware ideas :( Time is not that...

Oooh, really nice seeing updates :D Question is... who should get the bounty now. Any ideas? Should we share it to anyone involved?

I thought the WIZ had some OLED parasites that slowly ate up the screen, causing black spots!

Sorry for the lack of replies, I'm still trying to catch up with things everywhere, I'm in urgent need of multiple cloned copies of myself :) I'm afraid there's not much that can be done though :( If the unit doesn't even show any reaction, it needs some low-level checking of what the issue...

The Pyra WIki or the Pandora Wiki? The Pyra one should work, the Pandroa is not really properly implemented (as that only works if it's on the same domain, I need to fix that). Not sure about the repo though, that was custom made. Did we even LINK the login to the Xenforo logins?

Oh boy - what have I missed here due to not having the time lately. Sorry about that, I'll look into JDTays posts right away and will try to clean up. This thread shall also be moved to different location, it doesn't have much to do with the Pandora, I'd say :)

Yes, it's really unfortunate what happened there, and it's not the fault of any user. Ah, not 100% correct. He did still have money when he produced the iControlPad 1, and the iControlPad 2 was VERY successfully backed on Kickstarter. The problem was that he used the same nubs the Pandora had...

Unfortunately, I've got a pretty sad newspost today - which will also explain my lack of updates, posts and assembled Pyras. Let's start with a quote from good old Lemmings: "What the bloody 'ell 'appened"? Well, we were all good. Assembly had restarted (still slow, but we are still using the...

I know... I know :/ Shame on me!