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only a few people seemed interested and I haven't had much time for various reasons, last I looked at it I need to solve two problems 1. repatching git kernel so pnd (squashfs back ports etc) work with my enabled alarm irq hack ( for some reason there is not a patched up kernel source it...

I agree about the utility of the Pandora - many people site an android phone as an alternative not realising or conveniently forgetting that if used for emulation - assuming the phone can be over clocked like the Pandora can to the same level - that the battery life suffers terribly, some...

no you also need to make the symbolic links http://book.opensourceproject.org.cn/embedded/embeddedprime/opensource/0136130550/ch06lev1sec3.html

that you should set up twlTransistion to be run on reboot,

just execute each one it turn its ln not ls - think of this as windows short cuts but a sight more powerful... on a Linux desktop machine type man ln assuming you have made a directory in your home directory called bin for the ./offwhencharged.sh script you will need to cd bin once you...

If after reading the article, you're still not sure then its probably not for you...

There's so much software in the debian repo's it kinda makes pnd's redundant, some of the pnd's will work it you mess around with adding the out of date libs from open embedded and its not so difficult to rescue an app from a pnd and stick it in a folder with whatever libs it needs LXDE is...

I was going to provide an e16 rootfs as well, however from my use of it tonight, it'll likely confuse Windows users so.. I'll stick with LXDE for now. FTFY :D Seriously for a moment - this is great news - well done Stuckie!

there should be a way to clone the lot in one go? cant work out the url to clone tho...

ok.... so where are these patches and diff's actually stored ? - I poked round on the git web front end but couldn't find them in anywhere obvious...

be nice if a pre-patched source tree existed somewhere... bit-bake... *shudder*

I compiled my own kernel (finally figured out OE environment breaks kernel cross compile!) when I noticed that there is no squashfs support in the git version of the kernel - this is needed for pnd support. Although I have wake on alarm working I'd like to also work on fixing the pressure...

Paul R. Stevens (prsteven@facstaff.wisc.edu) http://dmweb.free.fr/?q=node/851 I guess my google is better than yours :P

Top job, very playable, tried to get it going on the ST emu but wasn't as good as this is...

Just a thought, I made my self a cheap and nasty opengl debugger once (years ago) by linking to a library I created with the same functions as the actual opengl library, it logged the call, synced the file system, then executed the actual opengl call, sloooow as hell but it did let me catch...

Maybe equally simplistic to think that OPL has funds to go shopping at the facility of their choice, given the restrictive funding of the project there was likely very few choices, while OPL probably hasn't played "the perfect game" CC's actions from a third party perspective has looked like out...

oooh errr missus - good to see that the double entendre is still alive and well....

Bad Titan, Naughty Titan (Circuit Co btw) Edit: is it just me that thinks its funny that for years Patrick Moore had been pronouncing Uranus one particular way then changed?....

Probably not an unfair point - OPL have made some interesting design decisions like the nub which is way over complicated, almost bound to fail but finding a company that could make the boards at a realistic price point must have narrowed the field savagely ! Amazing its ever happened. For OPL...

it's an american company so the cultures not that different - they even nearly speak English! American *does* have it's subtle differences... While not huge 4,000 boards especially of such a complex nature is not an insignificant quantity alas a professional product manager would expect...