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Ok. I finally found enough time to get enough hacking in to put together an update I'm happy with. It was my birthday today, so I got to spend the day out at a coffee shop and sports bar, ironing out some last tricky bits and watching a good first game of the NBA playoffs. :) Its amazing what...

Crap guys, sorry, I got completely swamped since my last post. Hard to believe as much time has passed as it has. I made myself a todo list based on all your comments and I'm going to try and do some work on this tonight. I dunno how much I'll get through before my time gets overfilled again...

Well, my working vacation ended up being rather heavier on the work side of things than I'd hoped... I'm back home and getting the family settled back into a routine. I'll try to respond to each of your issues, bug reports and requests as soon as I am able. Thank you all for your feedback, I...

Hey Kumaki. I'm on a road trip at the moment, at the start of a sort of working vacation, so it'll be a little while before I can look into adding those platforms and programs, but I'll take a look once I get a little time to tinker. Some of those at least I looked at before the initial release...

Eh? Rad. I actually ran valgrind on src/pandafe last night on my laptop to start poking around, and was wondering what it would take to do that from the Pandora. Good gracious, this little box is so damn fantastic to work with.

Heh, indeed. Well, I guess I'll bite the bullet and write out steps here for your Hatari example. I'll assume you have the Hatari from here. I don't have any Atari ST games, nor have I ever used one, so you may have to change some aspects to suit your needs. For my testing I used some random...

Thanks very much to both of you for you kind words! Wow 10 hours, that's some patience. :) I don't have near that many games, but I tried to reproduce your issue by creating a bunch a dummy files (Game1.zip ... Game2500.zip) and scanning that (on my Pandora). That seemed to work fine, so I...

Thanks for the report b_o_b. Sounds like this was your first time running this, yes? I just checked into this and indeed there is: * a regression in the new build system that is causing the default preferences file to reference a non-existent font * some old debugging code still in place...

Did a little research into whats going on here. First, the error message _wb_ refered to is "open /dev/tty: No such device or address". This message comes from trying to write to /dev/tty (the terminal connected to the current process), in order to send some message. gpsp.sh yields this...

I just happened to notice this today as well. It seems to be intermittent, sometimes but not always returning an exit code of 256. It may involve running some certain other program first that creates a later side effect when running gpsp. In any case, the quick solution is to set the expected...

I've finally found a bit of time to pick this project back up a bit, now that my crazy life has settled down a bit. A new state, a new kid and a new house put the rebirth entry pretty far down the totem pole, but it seems a few people at least found it useful which I was glad to see. For those...

Thanks again for all your testing and feedback Sigma. I have a new child on the way (any day now), so I will probably end up going dark for a few weeks pretty soon. But if you have more feedback, suggestions, bug reports, etc after having (finally) gotten to try it out, please do go ahead and...

Nicely done! I downloaded panplayer.pnd from http://repo.openpandora.org/?page=detail&app=PanPlayer, placed into pandora/menu/, removed appdata/pandafe, and...it worked just fine. :huh: Do you have an older/different version of panplayer.pnd, or an applicable ovr file maybe?

Thanks for going to all that trouble. I tried using your attached appdata/pandafe folder: it worked for me. Considering all the extra context you provided, I think at this point that your problem probably points to a bug in my pnd scanning. If not yet present, the pnd_cache file will be...

I have lazily relied on pnd_run.sh to add the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to ./lib itself. I suppose I may as well just add it to the script... This is essentially an "array index out of bounds" error coming from libgee (Vala/GLib collection classes). It definitely represents a bug in Pandafe, though...

The libpnd change that bit me was most certainly this one: http://git.openpandora.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=pandora-libraries.git;a=commitdiff;h=2948aa122ac3cf51256c8a28b5966aba3607374b I don't think though that the problem I ran into necessarily represents a problem in libpnd, but rather just...

The new build does in fact work with both HF7 and SuperZaxxon. I confirmed both late last week and am currently running SuperZaxxon Beta 2 myself, (from pandora/apps on a fat32 formatted card). The SDHC card involvement is indeed curious. What is the actual failure behavior? Does it crash or...

Hmm, I honestly wasn't aware of Temper before now. Happily, it does seem to accept the rom path on the command line, though the script run by the pnd app does not (temper.sh). To get it to work with Pandafe you can either: add Temper to the TurboGrafx-16 platform through Pandafe itself, setting...

Ok, I found and fixed the problem. Updated version is on the repo. It seems that libpnd changed the pnd_disco_t struct sometime since the last time I updated my firmware (early HF6). I wrote a wrapper around libpnd so that I could call into from vala, and the correspnding struct definition...

Thanks for the extra info. Hmm, very strange. All I can think is that I must have introduced a dependency on something non-standard that's on my own system. I will reflash my system tonight with stock SuperZaxxon b1, HF7b2, and HB6b1, testing with an empty SD card containing only my...