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The blurryness is the N64-Retro-Effect ;) One more remark to the fair itself: The interest was overwhelming (at least for me). I thought it would be a calm Thursday with a bit of time for a chat with interested Pandorians but....the booth was always crowded with all Pandoras in use for most...

It also works with one (some emulators support it directly for sound output). My Catweasel has to live without any chip (for the reasons you mentioned) and serves as a floppy controller. I have 2 C64 in my shelves but it would brake my heart to take their 6581 out while still alive. This is...

Headphones? I'd say this barely tickles Pandora's potential. Especially comparisions with Apple's mobile devices are quite a kick in the nuts for any iPod when you hook the system to some fully blown amplifier and some decent speakers. I usually use the Pandora in my car feeding MWestons...

Thx :D Will certainly help me enduring the long car ride to my holiday destination ;)

You need this: Angstrom-pandora-xfce-image-glibc-ipk-2010.4-test-20120627-omap3-pandora.ubifs.img Angstrom-pandora-xfce-image-glibc-ipk-2010.4-test-20120627-omap3-pandora.ubifs.img.md5 bootf.tgz and from one Folder above the pandora-flash-kit.zip and don't forget the README.txt New...

Hm, The timestamps say 3:34 - 3:40 am so I guess thats possible ;) @sparkymark http://openpandora.org/firmware/images/

There is a new image dated at 3 a.m. today...is that the secret final or did I just miss the correct thread? Or is it something not-yet-finished? Any help greatly appreciated :) Well it flashes and it does not call itself Beta5 ;)

How about some kind of Rain-Weapon? if you want it realistic: Shooting Silveroxide into one of the clouds makes it rain. if they would move this would give the idea a nice little unpredictable extra-touch Otherwise: Shooting a blob of water somewhere directly. --- Rain/Water could...

After 2 early morning calls by incompetent users before I have had a chance to get my coffee I had an idea... (those are always the best). How about this: before going to standby, System copies the first 512 Bytes of the card into ram and deletes them from the card. When resuming (and...

I don't think it's generally fuss for this release (at least not for me). I'm quite happy already, others wish for more suspend-features. Ideas arise and get slashed...isn't that quite normal for a creative process as long as it does not get hostile or destructive?

SIGSTOP won't work (if you want the app to be aware of sleep) but should not SIGTSTP work as the "nice" sleep signal, so programs are actually able to catch it and process it however they like, if they want to? Thats what I understood, it might be wrong, I'm not a coder.

Thanks for clarification :) I don't have any iOS device but still good to know. Android, by the way, is also capable of deep sleeping with open apps on SD. Android however does not like it, when you remove the card that an App is stored on (not surprisingly). Hard to compare though as Android...

The magic is contained in *nix since many years and called process suspend, aka SIGTSTP and SIGSTOP. You can send (nearly) anything to sleep in a blink of an eye, leaving it only occupying RAM, but using no CPU cycles. iPod probably does not always to a full stop I guess, as some applications...

Yes, the script switched off the radios, display (and probably USB), lowered the frequency and maybe some more tweaks? But as I understood (i might be mistaken) the current 3.2 power management handles the powersaving much better anyways so there probably won't be any advantage of lowering the...

As far as I understood, the old low-power-mode is basically active all the time if you don't do anything (and switch display/radio off). The battery at least lasts as long as before in low power when idle, even though it might technically be a difference ;)

Check the other thread concerning Beta 1. There is a "fix" described by Notaz to keep the system from removing the SD card. Might make sense to put that right into the opening post.

Shouldnt that only activate sleep? Well...still annoying, when you want to listen to music. Accepted ;) Probably gone missing in the thread: Any news on the C-Button-Crash or the radio-request?

I'm not quite sure if thats related to the kernel but: When I start a terminal and enter (with the smplayer2 pnd) ./mplayer2.sh -radio device=/dev/radio0 adevice=hw=1.0:arate=96000 -rawaudio rate=96000 radio://89.3/capture The system starts playing (even though I don't hear...

Unfortunately now I get the message that v4l is unknown to him. "[radio] Unknown driver name: v4l" However if I interpretate the sourcecode correctly, it should support v4lv2 ? http://tomoyo.source...io-si470x-usb.c This is Version 1.10. The current kernel comes with 1.08 but there where no...

Yep, now you say it...sounds reasonable :) 1st thing: Works fine now with the lib. Throws me an "/dev/radio0 is no radio device!" - Any idea? The device is existent and the radio worked before (on a different PC)