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My performance isn't that great either. I'm just checking in case performance at higher clocks are exceptionally faster than it was in your video.

Source code is here: http://maemo.org/packages/source/view/fremantle_extras-devel_free_source/groove/0.5-03/ I tried installing the maemo deb, but opkg complained about the architecture.

http://maemo.org/packages/view/groove/ I tried installing the .deb with opkg but it didn't work. It said the architecture was incompatible. Could someone compile it?

I tried Grooveshark in the desktop version of Firefox but it didn't seem to work. Is there any way to get Grooveshark on the Pandora? UPDATE: And, if it's not possible to get Grooveshark's website working, is it possible to get the Maemo Groove client working...

I'm having a problem with Ape Escape. When running, the character doesn't really seem to start running until a second or two after I've pushed the nub as far as it goes. Also, there is no response to right nub movements to the left (so I can't swing the net down to my left). I don't think this...

Sure do.

Thanks, ended up making a swap file though: sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/media/EXTREME/swap.swap bs=1M count=512 sudo mkswap /media/EXTREME/swap.swap Then I added lines to my fstab: /dev/mmcblk0p1 /media/EXTREME vfat umask=000,auto,rw,user,exec,dev,async 0 0 /media/EXTREME/swap.swap none...

When I shut down my Pandora, it doesn't shut down properly. It just leaves any empty loading bar, and the screen remains on. I have to pull out the battery. Any advice?

I think I may be having problems with my nubs. It seems that if I don't apply significant pressure against the center of the nub before moving in any given direction, then the movement doesn't really register. It almost feels, when pressure is not adequate, that I'm not moving the entire nub's...

I think I may be having problems with my nubs. It seems that if I don't apply significant pressure against the center of the nub before moving in any given direction, then the movement doesn't really register. It almost feels, when pressure is not adequate, that I'm not moving the entire nub's...

I seem to have a problem every once in a while, where when I try to open a PND application, I'll be told that the PND failed to mount for some reason. The problem goes away if I reboot. Is there any way to fix this problem? I updated to the latest hotfix. Should I reflash my Pandora?

I can't seem to get it to start. When I try running it, it simply goes to a black screen and stays there. Any ideas? NM: I push a button and it's all good

Is there a guide to setting up a swap file/swap partition? I'm not a fan of Midori, and Firefox yearns for more ram.

I'll stick with grooveshark...no spotify in the US UPDATE: Hm, grooveshark doesn't work in firefox...why?

Yeah... And, what exactly is the life expectancy of the processor in the first place? I feel like, by the time it conked out because of OC'ing and overvolting, it would be time for an upgrade anyway... I'm used to OC'ing and overvolting (my desktop CPU is a rebranded Phenom II with 2 cores...

Just checking, but if I set maximum OPP level to 5, but bring my CPU back down to 600Mhz, does OPP auto-adjust down, so as to not waste battery?

I'll give it a shot...gotta finish with this assignment though (it's 4 AM in Chicago right now). I managed to keep my paws off of it long enough to study for my Organic Chemistry lab midterm, but I couldn't resist when I got back from my studying bender at a 24 hour Starbucks... UPDATE: Hm, it...

I'm still really confused as to how to get flash to work. Any advice? I tried updated "sudo opkg update", but it just sat there for a while saying it was downloading the package list.

Got mine this afternoon...my hands were shaking like mad. Couple issues: lid bezel, L button clicks a little different, and not all four gamepad (a b x y) buttons are quite equal springyness...other than that though, it seems pretty solid. I need to get used to the nubs though.

It's in Philly!!!!