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it happen to me as well. even with a fresh install from the full flash hotfix5.

linksys ae1000 it wont work out of the box. But with hotfix5 you can use the kernel module installer (see pandorawiki.org)

more feature complete pack as for working with other manager yes it does. its a command line tool, so long as the filemanager support associating a mime/filetype with a custom command.

its already a choice. the association is a separate option from the main install. ill gladly add more players on people suggestion. I just find it useless right now to create associations file for players that can barely play 360p.

i have the exact same issue, tweaking around with the power setting and power saving can make it slightly better. but personally, i couldnt stand the built in wifi (not to mention its only 802.11g), so i bought a 802.11n dongle and now wifi isnt an issue anymore =D. (+ it actually drain less...

Pnd_utils is a package which for now only contain a few features, but will grow as i add stuff to it. the first thing is pqr (pnd_quickrun). its a simple script that will run the first application in a pnd, without having to meddle with the long command line (pqr bleh.pnd) is enough. the...

you could disable the network manager, and connect manually (wpa_supplicant or iwconfig depending on your network) using a script in runlevel 3. it would essentially detach your network connection from the user. but it would also make changing network a bit more complicated. not to mention the...

and heres the pnd. (forgot to attach it in my first post ><). pnd_assoc.pnd

This is a little script i made in the past hour or so. So that i could associate panplayer with my videos without having to tie it down to one sd slot. It could be used for just about anything else, like linking .sms with snes9x or whatever (no clue if it would work right away, or would need...

Well, my issue isnt exactly the cpu usage, and more off the fact that the whole thing end up stuck 100% in %wa (shown in top), every time an async write happen. As a general usage, its not much of an issue, so long as you dont multitask too much. but if your lets say, downloading a file...

thx, i added a script to my bright_down that lower the leds with it. seem the triggers dont update it that often so its not really a problem =D.

I guess you were either extremely unlucky, or there is a global conspiration aggainst you !. happily my pandy shown issues yet (if we forget the wifi). im sure there is quite a few peeps in the same situation as i.

As the title say, i was wondering if there is a software way to change the leds intensity (power/charging/sdaccess etc). I find them way too bright for my night usage (my monitor is usually at 1 brightness, but the leds produce more light than the monitor at that point XD). I messed around a...

i could easily get 1mb/sec on my internal wifi, but it was everything but usable. after 5-10 mins of usage at max speed, the connection would simply freeze for 2-3min. I personally use a linksys AE1000 now and can enjoy all the network speed i needed =D.

for the network manager, i have to agree with you on it. i only had horrible experiences with it as well. dhclient work fine for me, at least, last i tryed. i never been a fan of dhcp on my own network. i prefer to assign the ip myself, so i simply have a script assigning the ip with ifconfig...

it is an N adapter offcourse. also its 4-5 megabytes 4-5 megabit wouldnt be worth using :P im using a linksys ae1000. the kernel module i compiled for the pandy can be found here

i didnt even know panplayer could play in non fullscreen... now as far as playback goes, yes its not perfect yet, far from what youll get on an iphone for instance. I personally use xvid converted at 800x400ish to get a smooth playback, my vids i coverted for the iphone all work perfectly...

i used to get about 900kb sec with a dlink dir-815 and the integrated wifi on just about any channel, but it was very instable, and would cut every 5-10minutes of transfer. With an usb wifi stick, i get between 4 and 5mb/sec and the slowdown seem to come from my sd now. (well, not directly, but...

i dont know if any usb wifi will work out of the box on the pandora (i tryed about 7 differents with no success). but the linksys AE1000 is sure to work with the kernel module. i been using it for a few weeks now. i get an average of 4.5-5mb/sec transfer on lan with it so i can say it...

the folder in appdata will be created automaticly. if it doesnt, make sure your user have the permissions to the appdata folder.