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Word in, Geek.com now has an article up! You can read the article here.

2-port N64 controller http://www.jandaman.com/games.mvc?p=n64dualusb&Category_code=N64 Any other controllers (usb) but AFAIK not dual-port: http://www.gamersection.ca/index.php?cPath=43&osCsid=sb62qmugqcknkfnhqih0eaaah4 I was just researching this very thing. Simple thing is if the controller...

Ya know, it's this very reason I suggested to someone in particular about pinning that very thread (at least the Wiki thread, now that I've found that buried deep within the mass orgy of forum posts) Seeing too many of these port request posts, either in this section loosely, or in the other...

Never mind the other port request thread, this one ought to be stickied, no? I added one program to the wiki, and cleaned up another detail. Could mods sticky this thread please?

Yes, video please :D I'm probably, most likely in the second batch of OP systems, so I'll be waiting a few more weeks after initial mass release. I can wait tho; let the community figure the ins and outs of the device and by the time I get mine, there should be a few good programs, tweaks...

/\Not this FAIL ♪▲ ▲▲ No, that wasn't an update at all. :angry:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V17duGlHEYY Two weeks... Durr - Two weeksh... twooo weeeks... twoooweeee.... *raarararar*! *cue* "Get ready for a surprise!!"

It seems that Engadget posts most of their articles like they're promoting (advertising) mindlessly sometimes (no, a lot of their blog seems like a big advertisement lot of the time). Once in a blue moon it's a good article on there; on the flip side they are quite quick at getting the scoop...

Easily, someone just needs to port a Skype client (or something) over to it. I was thinking cellphone USB modem cause' a post below OP was asking about using it as a phone (most if not all cell modems are dual purpose for providing calls, sms, and data to device). But it could work both ways...

Somewhat disagree with the phone bit. USB modem is to Laptop Is what modem could do for Pandora? It's possible. I concur.

No, those prices aren't bad... and I agree with you for the most part (I was trying to be sarcastic). I should have thrown "knockoff brand" somewhere in that post though if I wanted to get anywhere with that point :unsure: (was a late night)

Fairly much so. No the most that SD cards do is Class 6 (there are no cheap 'Class 10' cards, if they were, they're probably lying), and I'm sure the 32GB cards that are truly rated as such (CL6) are fairly on the expensive side (~$200ish). That second bit was my own curiosity, but I suppose I...

:blink: *golfclaps* way to continue derailing a thread On a related note, I'm going to be experimenting with storage (internal, going to throw a couple 32GB SD's at it), as well as see how a SWAP partition (with external storage) pans out. Secondly, I might try spanning across two SD cards...

Not only this, but there's apparently a Wiki page, and supposedly port requests go into General (there is a port request thread in there, perhaps the mods can merge this one too, hmm?)

Another thing that has piqued my curiosity for this device (result of hopping across various webpages), is the possibility to boot in ~5 seconds or so. A few people probably wonder the same, can it be done with the Pandora? Edit1: By booting, I mean a full "cold-boot" from a completely off...

I'm wondering if it would be possible to use LVM (Linux) to span disks, at all? (mostly for management, but this idea came to mind from an earlier forum post) Additionally, if I have a SWAP partition (not on the SD card(s), that would ruin them) setup on an external enclosure - will the...

Gah, wrong post. (please ignore)

You probably wouldn't see any performance boost off of software RAID (which is essentially what you'd be doing - but software RAID usually needs an onboard RAID micro-controller) given the hardware. If anything, RAID1 (mirroring) - but still - no. Just, no. You may want to consider running a...

Although, in the Developer's Corner of the forums, the first sticky states as such: "*pinned* Please Post Port Requests In The General Section" Some may use Wiki, but I'm not a big fan of juggling forums/sites (so I will still post here instead, since this is a specific thread, after all)...

I just noticed a few posts up - the link to the port wiki :lol: (but I figured to ask here since forums state that port requests go in this section of the forums) Thanks!