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Ooooooo... I guess I really should have read the rest of the thread before replying... Consider this post equivalent to me holding up a white flag... didn't mean to step on toes

I'm 99.999999% sure that static will either kill an ESD/IC or it wont. It breaks or it doesn't, there is no reduction in life. See here: http://www.intel.com/Assets/PDF/pkginfo/ch_06.pdf Also, modern ICs are very resilient to static, with reverse-biased clamping diodes to protect against static...

Hi zevdawg, are you still intending on buying these? Any idea when? :P Also, the breakout board doesn't really do all that much... perhaps you could make yourself a breadboard version?

Does that mean that you are going to become single when your pandora arrives just to avoid any impending jealousy? "man leaves wife for games console" That would be tabloid quality!

I guess all this does is write data to the full size of the card and read it back again? It would be nice to have a utility to do this on the pandora itself. Even a bash script would do. Now itching to get my pandora and start coding even more...

I'd have no problem making an extra one for you. Are you in the UK? I'm not going to start manufacture or something but one shouldn't be any problem at all :)

Argh, yes I am wrong. It should have been 16:00... I'll edit the original post

My order was at about 16:00, and I've yet to receive anything... I am apparently 400-500 in the queue

I'd be in for 5-10 for sure as well

How about QtOctave or XOctave? :D

You probably can... it is possible to set up gcc as a cross compiler on windows... but it is a major pain. You have to install cygwin and probably build gnu binutils, glibc etc. However, you can try using the free codesourcery package, I think they have a free windows setup...

I was going to comment on the lovely bell curve, but I've been totally ninja'd into the ground on it, well poissoned/normalised into the ground! Talking of age and generations, off-topic but a funny thing in the newspaper today. The not funny part: HIV infection rate has more than doubled since...

From what I understand Irrlicht supports Open GL ES 1.1, and though I don't know how mature the 2.0 port is hybrid_irr is working on it. Regardless, 1.1 will work on Pandora. And also, as I already stated, hybrid_irr is AFAIK responsible for the arm port, and so may be able to help you out.

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/41929-unreal-tournament/ http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?/topic/54244-what-about-first-unreal/

Dunno if I'd go so far as to call myself a groupy. But I didn't feel like arguing with everyone when Exophase can do such a good job of it. My post was more of a "+∞"

Yep, when I was a kid this must have happened to me at least 5 times. Sometimes they are cards that didn't have money in them and someone has opened it to look for it. Sometimes they are cheques and they've been left in there too. Doesn't seem to be so much of a problem these days, but then I...

When this thread appeared, I thought, I'll stay out of this and probably Exophase will say something that explains my feelings on it too. Win. Craigs post is just way below the belt, whatever you think of the OP. Oh, and that arguing on the internet picture is brilliant.

You should get in contact with hybrid_irr: http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showuser=14903 I believe he is the one working on OpenGL ES2 and arm port of irrlicht.

Wouldn't it be sensible to turn it on again afterwards as well, or does it do that automatically?

Maybe if you make it much less complex graphically... just look here: http://wiki.vdrift.net/Hardware_requirements I'm not so knowledgable on GPU stuff, but it says that intel graphics are not supported which doesnt sound promising. Exophase, can you help us? (/me activates the giant exophase...