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Sorry, I meant the pandora button issue. Zelda ain't working for me too.

Weird, what version are you using? I have mupen64plus-r1b3-fixed-snd

Games where the Pandora does not quit for me (but I have to reset the whole unit): Super Mario 64 (U) [!] Rayman 2 - The Great Escape (U) (M5) [!]

Title: Rayman 2 - The Great Escape Region: NTSC Format: z64 Emulator Version: mupen64plus-r1b3-fixed-snd (with notaz' sound-plugin) Status: Playable CPU Speed: 768 Comments: Cutscenes are very slow. Game is low framerate but seems to work alright. I did not see any rendering bugs. Title: Mario...

mpd is the overlord. I think there was a PND somewhere.

I love the expression of the little guy in the background :D

Stay away from A-DATA. If the forum search worked I would look up the thread. I had one A-DATA card, one day it was dead. Got a replacement, one day it was dead. Now I have one Sandisk and one Extreme memory, both without problems. If you value your data, do not buy cheap. Especially not SD cards.

How can I check how much free space is left in the extend file? df just lists a lot of errors. This makes the Pandora much more like I expected it to be. Can't wait for the day where I can use Debian as "first" OS on it.

How I kinda got something to work with Archlinux as other end: Pandora: sudo modprobe g_ether sudo ifconfig usb0 192.168.2.14 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.2.255 You might need /etc/init.d/networking restart too. Host: modprobe usbnet modprobe cdc_ether ifconfig usb0 192.168.2.15...

You cannot restrict the search to subforums that way. Please, anyone alive?

The bit about USB devices is simply not true. You need USB2.0 or the device will not work. (A hub does not count because otherwise you could say the Pandora did this and that too.)

Oh, ouch. I should be more verbose. The graph actually starts at 14 MHz. I replaced the image with a new one. Data: http://spirit.enjoys.it/pandora/cpumhz.gnumeric Graph: http://spirit.enjoys.it/pandora/cpumhz.png I have the script on my Pandora only, too lazy to get it. I just made it more...

I ran that (modified but the same functionality) 5 times and this is the average: No idea if measuring top's cpu usage is meaningful but at least it is consistent.

Is psx4pandora open source? If so, where can I get the source?

I'll post my run tomorrow. You can use gnumeric to make a plot easily. First grep "root" yourlog | awk {'print $3'} > newfile. Copy the lines of newfile in mousepad, paste in gnumeric. The import dialog is too big, you have to hold shift and move it down (careful, xfwm might crash...). Then...

I am not permitted to do anything to /proc/pandora/cpu_mhz_max even as root.

It is pretty rude actually. mc would be a more sensible suggestion if you must play the "OMG ITS LUNIX" card.

I use XFCE for 2 years now and there are some really annoying bugs in some of their programs no-one seems to maintain. The Thunar issue is half Thunar, half GTK though from what I know.

I still have not figured out how to use this. Exactly what files go exactly where?

See the previous page of this thread. Thanks -me