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'cos it all helps towards the Pandora 2! I have posted a new slashdot.org story. Please upvote it! Don't forget to log in first. slashdot.org/firehose.pl (Kickstarter for Open Source Bluetooth Games Controller and Keyboard)

And a large pile of rubble used to fill in unsightly holes.

You owe me 1 facecloth for drool cleanup.

Erm, nope I couldn't. It's natively built, and I have no native machine to build it anymore. I'm afraid you're going to have to wait, or build it yourself...

+1 We were originally told that the 1Ghz price would cover the unit, plus one refund or shipped unit.

Make sure your uid is set up to use bash, and add 'cd ${HOME}' to your .bashrc script? Except bash may not be installed, due to the Angstrom distribution. You can always do the same in /etc/profile

I waited patiently for my original pre-order unit. What grates is that 1) I sent that unit back as part of the 1Ghz swap, on the 19th of July, almost 2 months ago, and 2) the 1Ghz units exist, possibly covering my order number, but are stuck until the cash flow is sorted out. Frustrating. I...

Oooh! Cake!

Craig has said he expected to make a Pandora update post today...

I'm still waiting for my 1GHz. I'll have a go at porting whatever is current when it arrives...

Try Java 8-) Edit: Also, look at http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/repo/?pkgname=python-pyqt

Is there any output in the /tmp/ logfile for when you run the pnd from the Warlock Bar?

Well thanks for reporting that to me so I can fix it. Sheesh. Weird that it worked for at least two of us without changes though. Were you using the PND from the repo?

There's also a slit in the outside top of the case, that looks like it's there for storage of papers or something, but it is also stitched shut!

Stick two cards together in each slot, or put them in horizontally. Works for me. And I don't know what the velcro flap is for either...

Whoops, my mistake, go the Elite versions mixed up 8) The one I worked on was at http://tom.noflag.org.uk/glfrontier.html

I gave the GL version a go ages back, but never got very far. That is, I got it compiled & running but only a blank screen...

I refer you to the post above your previous.

TI are IMG's customer. IMG develop both the software and hardware, and license those on to TI. That means that the drivers for OMAP's SGX are provided by TI, but developed by IMG :)

In that case I won't try to get it followed up. The good news is the newer Pandoras (GC & 1Ghz) have a supported SGX core in them, so TI should provide much more up to date drivers.