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Oh... in that case, I think you should really put the Repo link in the first post when announcing something; it's much more convenient to download from there, not least because the download is directly in PND format so one doesn't have to muck around unzipping things.

How does this differ from the version ported earlier by Stuckie? (listed on the software projects list)

Does this take up less memory than the default chat program? I've been looking for one that's light on system resources. There's also weechat...

Is there a simple way to transfer over all my RSS feeds that I have set up in Thunderbird on my home computer? I guess this wouldn't apply only here, but that's one thing that's been stopping me from using a client like this on my Pandora.

Alt/Ctrl/Space/SHIFT are the standard DOS action keys; Enter is also widely used, but mostly for bringing up the menu, besides which it's already in a pretty comfortable spot on the Pandora's layout. Any chance of having the assignments listed here instead? Well, I guess they can be changed...

Oh man, I loved this game. I'll have to give this a try. Is this the same one that's on the Repo (sorry, I've been kinda AWOL for the last month... I'll get back to normal in a week or so maybe)

I just put it in the /pandora/desktop folder, so it shows up on the desktop.

Question: if I DON'T hardcode /mnt/utmp in the eatuner.sh file, so it looks like this... #!/bin/bash pwd=$(pwd) export HOME=$pwd export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$pwd/lib ./bin/eatuner ...what should my "./configure" prefix look like? I did it like this: ./configure --prefix=/mnt/utmp/eatuner You...

Hmm, that's odd... the program started the first time, but when I try starting it again after quiting it, it appears briefly on the screen, then immediately closes.

Thanks again for all the info. I did actually see the earlier post, but I discounted it because I had done "ldd" from within the Debian terminal. I didn't realize that the function of "ldd" is not just to tell me which libraries it uses, but to tell me which libraries it uses that are not...

The problem seems to be fixed now. The only thing I did is check the SD card with "chkdsk i: /f" in Windows and it fixed some cross-linked files. I don't know why that should have caused the problem, but I can't think of anything else I did that might've fixed it...

Ok... does this PND work for anyone? It doesn't for me, but maybe that's because my OS is messed up. I made it using PNDTools. The .out file after I try to run it says: All I did is remove every library except for libfftw3.so.3, and made the PXML a bit more detailed. So... what freamon did...

It's possible that emptying the trash caused some cross-linking on my SD card. I ran a "chkdsk /f" on it in Windows, and it said \pandora\appdata\xfe\.local\share\Trash\files\gconv\IBM1390.so is crosslinked on allocation unit 819840

When I try to open a PND, I get a pop-up saying "you may not have the necessary permissions to use all the features of the program you are about to run", and gives me an option to log in as a different user. Which is a bit odd, since I'm already logged in as Administrator. It does seem to work...

Tried using this, but looks like my version of Windows is too old (2000).

That PXML editor looks very nice. I can't find a working download, though; the rapidshare link in the first post no longer works. I didn't realise this program existed, either. Perhaps because nobody ever added it to the relevant wiki article (until I just did, right now).

Yeah... I've been having some other problems lately, so I guess I should try another reflash of the firmware. And I'll check the SD card for any errors again, just in case. (I reformatted it only recently, so if it does turn out to have any errors the likely culprit would be the extends) Ah...

0.7.0 is officially out. Would it be possible to include the 3 standard .uqm content files? I think this would make the game more accessible if people didn't have to search manually for the right files (and they change in between versions, also). Or if not, I could do it - I'm just not sure how...

Ok, here's the folder with everything: http://www.speedyshare.com/files/29299647/eatunerpnd.tar.gz If the PND doesn't even mount, I guess the first problem must be with something really basic... If you're using the Debian extend, by the way, note that there's a step-by-step guide for setting...

I can just upload a zip of my folder with all the files in it that I PND'd up. That seems like it would be a quicker way to tell what's wrong... I'll go do that now.