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doesnt matter what your emulating, if its rendered to an overlay or using sdl, the window manager can stretch it up without the application even knowing about it. the resolution would still be 640x480 tho, just that it would be stretched up to 800x480 (assuming the windowed mode exist).

i never even started winbox on my pandy yet, so i cant say for sure, but if you can run it in windowed mode, then you should be able to stretch it to fullscreen with the little button at the top left (there should be a fullscreen option in here).

well, unfortunatly, i have no magic answer for that ><. it seem your unit might have an hardware fault.

it happened to me once in the begining, but im not sure how i got it to work (since now it just work, no matter how often i reflash) i know i messed around disabling network manager and using commandline to connect (so i would get more verboses errors), but at some point, it just started...

and well, its a full featured driver directly from ralink (whom made the chipset used in it) it include adhoc support, as well as hardware wpa support (wpa_supplicant know about it and use it, youll notice the output is different if you use wpa_supplicant with the linksys stick or the built...

i just run sudo killall dhclient sudo dhclient ra0 & sudo wpa_supplicant cmd

could you give a little more details ? do the wifi network appear in the network manager, how does it "error" is it a silent error (try to connect, then just nothing), does it keep asking you for the pass ? did you try multiple channels (best one for me was channel 5, but it highly depend on the...

In a nutshell, its "normal" mupen64 set your nubs as joystick so they can be used for the emulation. problem is, sometimes it seem to fail to restore it, so go in the pandoramenu, setting , nubs and do reset to default, and they will work again.

i dont know the exact structure. but you can mount the pnd using sudo mount -o loop pndname.pnd folderwhereyouwanttomount then have a look inside. once you know how it is, then you can override the launch script by copying it in appdata and editing it. everything in the appdata/narcissu (or...

ok... thats annoying ><, just reflashed my pandora so i could try it out. indeed it didnt work directly with the pnd, but running the ./runme from a terminal instead (after mounting the pnd), did work ><. i need to figure whats different between launching it from launcher and from the terminal...

on my pandora, there is custom icons on the pnd (tho its not "their" custom icon, its just a little pandora icon i added). once i figure how i made it work (i tougth i know, but since pnd_utils dont seem to do it, then i guess i was wrong, must be something else i did on my pandy ><), ill...

if you always put your sd card containing the pnd in the same slot, then you can link directly to it by copy pasting the launch code from the desktop icon it create (right click and go in the proprieties, should be something like /usr/pandora/pnd_run.sh -e something add -a to that command...

yea you can, but its a little complicated on some cases. not all windows bluetooth drivers will support ics (internet connection sharing), namely, the microsoft ones stopped supporting it for some reasons. if your bluetooth use its own driver instead of microsoft one (or if its an old machine...

ill have a go at compiling the RTL8192U in the next day or so, see if i can reproduce your error/find a solution to it. There is no reasons why a 2008 driver wouldnt compile on our kernel, other maybe that its too old and would need some patches, but even then, shouldnt be too hard to get working.

mmm, in theory pnd_utils should had built the mime type for pnd and updated it. tho that part seemed a bit buggy, its hard to test since once the mime is here, it doesnt seem to go away even if you remove it and reupdate ><. next time i reflash mydevice, ill try it out and see what i can do to...

any experimental os require a lot of time and good programming skills. only difference really, is that end user dont usually see the experimental versions of windows, (before its actually out , when there is basicly no drivers, no support) linux, well, you can quite litterally make your own...

official support probably wont ever happen. but it is possible to compile and run android on the pandora (unless your an experienced programmer, i wouldnt recommend you to try it out yet tho :P ). its far from usable last i saw.

i also released a little set of utility scripts for that. "pnd_utils" it contain pnd_assoc which do exactly what your looking for (pnd_assoc snes9x ./whateveryouwanttorun "andwell, im some aguments") would find a pnd matching *snes9x* in all the discoverable locations specified in the pandora...

well, the tvout cables are pretty much impossible to get right now. so no i dont have any link for that. (you need to make them yourself, i dont know all the specifics, but its related to a minimum order quantity for the connector and shizz like that.) anyhow, its a real pain in the ass ...

most projector should have a video in, so you could just use that. else you would need some svideo to vga adapter. I dont know whats the status for presentation software, but i heard openoffice sorta work (tho its a bit slow), if you load it before hand, it should do the trick. the safest...