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Looks like they've changed the startup script. I've fixed that problem (hopefully), but now I need a completely new avr toolchain. Sigh.

I've uploaded a new version of arduino.pnd. Can you give it a go - I don't have access to my Arduino board ATM. Cheers.

I've just ordered one... I'm hoping to use it as the brains in a webcam based security system.

As usual, please test!

If anyone else is having the issue where FF seems to lock up for several seconds at a time, run it from your nand. If you are running the OS from SD like I am, it make FF massively faster. Oh, and you'll probably have to copy your profile over too.

I get the same thing - it seems to be when FF is loading something from SD card. When running FF from the NAND flash, things are a lot smoother.

:) U turn in the pipeline. And I was going to start on Android JB for 1GHz. Ah well.

Well I guess that answers the question as to whether it's worth the effort of keeping FF working on the Pandora. Time to find something else to do :)

Looks like a good list. Some are already enabled.

Hi notaz,    I've got a request for the next kernel please:    CONFIG_BLK_DEV_DM=m &    CONFIG_DM_CRYPT=m Cheers.

Maybe you should look at the package build number...

Don´t believe everything you read on the intertubes...

Should do when I get it out. I've found some newer DSP codecs, and rebuilt GStreamer with page alignment. So from a 3% success rate, we should get a 4% one :)

In repo. Please test. This one includes some form of x264 support with the dsp, as long as you are running the version of gst_dsp.pnd which I haven't released yet :) And as long as the DSP fw supports decoding the x264 in the html5 web page. Caveats! :)

I often leave my Pandy switched on building Firefox in the normal case. It gets nice and warm but has been ok so far...

Woot! Finally got it to build. Now to actually test it! :)

Have a look at: http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php/topic/11506-opengl-implementation-tldr-more-games/ I think that's a better solution, as it should work for later versions of the engine, and others besides...

That's with two different versions of codeblocks. The 'native' opkg version is too old to build FF.

The build failed again, with the same toolchain that build FF18 ok. I'm going to have to do some digging, I'm guessing the Mozilla Mob have tried to do something clever!

Not. Going. To. Happen. Android userspace is a completely different beast to Linux userspace. I don't fancy writing an Android emulator for Pandora. Do you?