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hooray! one step closer for me. (faint voice in background) hooray! an open order slot for me!

boot from a simple Linux image on SD then edit the .xinitrc file?, gah! this is killing me, all these LOVELY problems and I don't have my Pandora yet, I feel like Donkey on the selection screen on the Shrek dvd! I know!...I know! Pick me! Me!, I know, me!, me!, Pick me! <crash> sooo...

just to add/emphasise (since people make this mistake frequently) abandonware <> legal no abandonware sites please :D (adds listed sites to bookmarks) I have an official emulator cd with a fair few games on, but will be adding more legal stuff to the collection too.

so? what are you waiting for? :P do it! do it! do it NOW ......... gawd....wish I wasn't so far down the list :( , come ON Craig!, no breakfast for you!, get in that hall and start building :D ;)

you should probably be able to check for what is locking the drive with something like lsof | grep '/mnt/SD1' | grep -v grep or something like that, or just plod through all the applications listed in top and shut em down one by one until you find the one that allows the drive to unmount...

brilliant advertising for OP, should attract some attention, good luck with the auctions.

there IS an assembly video, what more would you want?, that and umpteen billion photos of every part, from every angle, can't say we need more tbh

err! nobody?, maybe you should lay off the espresso :unsure: seriously, you don't care what language the world speaks, but when they try to use English it "pisses you off" ? weird!

I hear some guys are making a handheld games system called........oh!..... wait! never mind! :huh:

or you could boot from grub/lilo with the "single" option and then reset the password with the passwd command (I think thats it...google "linux reset root password") edit: linky thing for you :D salvation?

er? you all own computers? right?, you clean the screens, right?, you have something like Technika screen cleaning wipes not One foot away from the workstation?, right?, so why are you using baby wipes and old bits of rag?, especially wipes that may contain moisturisers/alchohol which may ruin...

ok! I WAS off the sauce, but seeing that (even if it WAS making fun of the law) has driven me back to drink, move over Craig, and pass me a glass will ya? first one to spot five pink Elephants gets to patent water (a mythical substance some people claim to be able to drink :rolleyes: ).

this is why I hate all this "IP" cr*p, you want to do the simplest thing and end up jumping through hoops and re-inventing the wheel, all for something that's so bloody obvious it should NEVER be given a patent, pity the nubs can't just give a plain and simple X,Y value, but I guess some donkeys...

the crackling means your internal volume setting is too high, you can turn the volume all the way up to 11 in Linux :ph34r: , but the electronics usually protest in this way, change it to about 80% of max, should stop the crackling (this is the internal bus sound out setting, not your speaker...

thankfully, OP didn't go with something like the ultra dumb Aspire one Linux, or the badly maintained kludge that was Linux on EeePC machines, I can't understand why netbook makers ALL went for some weird, custom, mess, with oversized kiddy icons and a weird, non standard, application launcher...

I think he means Gnash, not as finished as Flash, but it runs most flash, and afaik there is some move afoot to port Flash to ARM to support the newer ARM devices coming out, so you may get official flash support eventually.

@someguy99 you have cronometric parity errors in your VI controller, this part of Xulnet is in ad2010, they will not have quantum phase metric capability for another 2 decades, recalibrate your VI Xantium node for cross syncro to node metric phase adaption 2/4/23/8/65/28 , no harm done, these...

why don't you just mend em? note, test nubs before installing :P edit: hah, you don't have reflow capability...am I right?

wouldn't it be a good idea to check with OP? you should have yours by now afaik :blink: would be tragic if yours was the one left in a corner of the storeroom after sliding off the stack when OP thought they had already shipped it, I would ask if I where you.

yeah! it was a bad idea to give those girls chainsaws and then refuse to pay them :unsure: , next time I won't forget my credit card :D