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Well, the choice of the material is a part of the design. And I don't find the plastic too bad, there just seem to be several 'stress points' where most cracks happen (top lid corners, anyone?)

My bet is that game maker framework itself uses some wild D3D calls which will put pandora to knees unless some kind of OpenGL support is hacked into Exagear. Which, by the way, may never happen. So I'd say there's no support now and chances to get those games running in the future are slim.

I remember trying to run spelunky via Exagear+WINE 1.6, with no luck. Couldn't get past the splash screen. I remember it complained about not having the latest DirectX 9 libraries, and I get easily annoyed by games which require powerful libs to display simple pixel graphics, so I quit. EDIT...

I have mine (1 GHz) for 3 years now, and I start to have troubles with LCD. For now, my issue is manageable by software (gamma setting), but it will die at some point like everything on Earth :(

Quite frankly, I don't feel like spending any more time on this unholy crap. Java may not be perfect, but C# has no advantage over it whatsoever in scope of this project.

Do you mean the coil? I will check it next week when I have time. But again - my brightness alone is ok, but I have to increase my gamma to crazy high values to make the screen look ok. try "sudo /usr/pandora/scripts/op_gamma.sh 5" to see what I mean.

I'm thinking about a reflash, but won't do it right away. Also I strongly believe it won't help, since even the boot menu is affected.

That's good news, meaning that my issue may be fixed by replacing the LCD (and maybe the cable), if my pandora keeps getting worse.

I'm currently working on entropy solutions (haveged and friends). But I must say I'm surprised it doesn't work at all for you. Meanwhile, here's one more thing you can try: freenets tries to get entropy by generating HDD events which is propably next to useless on a pandora which has no HDD...

I added "op_gamma.sh 5" to my startup script, which helps with both brightness and contrast. However, at this gamma level I can see dark horizontal waves flickering and/or moving across the screen. I guess that's some kind of noise which gets amplified by my gamma setting. It would be helpful...

Start-up process does take several minutes, and I fear that closing freenet randomly corrupts the appdata and leads to further issues. You should leave the console running, open your browser and open 127.0.0.1:8888 page. It should appear in about a minute and display detailed status messages...

I'm interested. Will PM right away.

Those three are not to worry about. cpuid only works on x86, I didn't check out random generators yet, and the wrapper is disabled on purpose. Did you try to remove your appdata/freenet folder and start over? What filesystem are you using on the SD card where Freenet is installed?

The power switch didn't do anything, that's why I had to pull the battery out. Increasing the backlight brightness does work, but it has a different effect: I get too much contrast, and I can see pixel aliasing even when font anti-aliasing is turned on. Also, it will drain the battery. EDIT...

Hello, 10 minutes ago I have connected my pandora to the charger, which made it crash (never happened to me before). Upon restart (I had to pull the battery out to switch it off), my screen became much darker than before. I somehow compensated this by setting the LCD gamma to the max, which...

From the description on their website I can deduct that i2p is similar to tor, only smaller (in terms of community) and written in Java.

Link to the repo. Feel free to test.

I'm past permission issues now (they might have been related to the fact that I ran the PND on a remote X server via SSH), but the main issue is still there: "ELF file version does not match the current one (Possible cause: endiannes mismatch)"

You'd have to install somewhere you have permission to write to. Also, installing freenet on FAT32 may be a problem, since there is no permissions support on FAT32. I'm working on a PND right now, it might take me a couple of days since I want to provide native libraries where possible to...

Since freenet is written in Java, it might be a bit heavy for the pandora. Pyra should have no such problems. EDIT: I have just run the official installer. It spits a few errors in the process, but the resulting installation seems to work nevertheless. EDIT2: Freenet runs fine on my 1GHz...