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The games you actually own the cartridge for. Emulating anything else is illegal.

In a nutshell, optimizing code is spending more effort on it to make it run faster or better.

This affects Anki syncing. I had to set my Pandora's /etc/localtime to a city instead of GMT+/- for it to sync properly. Otherwise it would return that my clock is off and cancel the sync. Also, Gentoo's manual says this: It may be as simple as swapping the sign on the GMT value while...

Off-topic, but... The key is knowing how Kanji Sonomama Rakubiki Jiten does its handwriting recognition. Most gaijin make the mistake of assuming it just takes a picture of what you wrote and compares it to what the kanji in its database look like. That's not at all what it's doing. What...

@OP: It's possible for non-DS wifi to communicate with DSs: See wifime for an example. The question is still moot since the Pandora doesn't and probably will never have DS emulation. @b_o_b: I have a DS. I mostly use it for studying Japanese with "Kanji Sonomama Rakubiki Jiten" No other...

Posting a working PND of Anki to the boards. It's what open source is about!

And here I thought this thread was going to be about a SQL injection attack

Guys, you need to stop acting as if it's okay to distribute commercial ROMs. That's asking for a lawsuit.

I can't make much of anything right now, my Pandora is broken and will have to be sent in for repairs. As I'm in the USA, this could take weeks. No Pandora programs will be coming from me for a while. I can, however, walk you through the process of setting everything up. I realize my...

One thing I would like to see in this hotfix is a change in the /etc/localtime symlink. I recently ported the application Anki, which has a sync function based on the date and time that doesn't work with the way the Pandora's first run wizard presently sets the timezone. Here are my...

New PND posted to the Beta Testing forum: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/56293-anki-friendly-intelligent-flashcards/ Also posted to Craig's forum: http://boards.openpandora.org/index.php?/topic/34-anki-friendly-intelligent-flashcards/ I'm not taking sides in the forum war. I will...

========== App Store ========== The version of Anki in the app store as of this writing is one of my earlier beta ports of Anki, not the PND linked in this post. I didn't upload it. Please don't download that one, it has a few features broken. Please use the Repository instead. ==========...

========== App Store ========== The version of Anki in the app store as of this writing is one of my earlier beta ports of Anki, not the PND linked in this post. I didn't upload it. Please don't download that one, it has a few features broken. Please use the Repository instead...

I am working on my port of Anki, an educational application that schedules flashcards to help you memorize things. It has been immensely useful for me in studying Japanese. Highly recommended for anyone learning a language.

Not taking sides here. I will continue posting my Anki updates here as well as the new forums until a "clear winner" can be established (For example, openhandhelds never took enough people away from the Pandora forums here to "win").

For the time being I will post my Anki port updates on both boards... If we have a "clear winner" (for example, when the openhandhelds forum was created, it never gathered enough people away from GP32X) I'll continue posting on whichever forum "wins" When it's ready for release instead of...

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I'm not the author of Anki, and I barely know any Python (language Anki is written in), so I want my Pandora patches to be as minimal as possible. I'll see if an "if" or a "try-catch" makes more sense when the code's in front of me. I will submit a bug report, however, and I hope Damien Elmes...

I think I found the problem. The app itself is trying to chmod a file inside the appdata folder, but you can't do that on a FAT32 card because the FAT32 filesystem does not support permissions. I think the true fix will be to patch the application so that whenever it fails to do a permissions...

OK, have your girlfriend try this PND. It's the same as the last one except that the file and directory permissions have been made as permissive as possible (chmod 777). If this fixes your girlfriend's error, I'll start a thread in the Beta Testing forum with this PND and continue discussion...