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I put the op_power.sh in the /etc/sudoers. That way I can call that with sudo without having to provide a password. (This would be the Linux way, btw. WizardStan is correct in stating modifying the rights is generally not recommendable. He's also right in doubting there can be much harm, given...

I'd also recommend a different router firmware. My Fritzbox serves the Pandora, and my Pandora accepts the IP, also from a custom range. And I really can't imagine a Pandora configured for DHCP just making up an IP. But I can vividly imagine a borked firmware to serve an IP out of the range...

I also had that sporadically on my 1Ghz Pandora (running at 600 or 800 Mhz most of the time). Waking up, going at 125Mhz. Minor annoyance. I'll try the script but feedback might take a loong time, since it happened so rarely to me.

Keycode of left shoulderbutton ist 62 and mapped to Shift_R. Right one is 105, and usually mapped to Ctrl_R. The first one could probably be amended by doing xmodmap -e 'remove shift = Shift_R' in a terminal. This should already be sufficient to mute the shoulder button, but for good...

Indeed. :)

Hey, don't worry. You're definitely not a noob if you find the solution yourself and additionally have the kindness and courtesy to post it. And we should have been smart enough to ask you for the dmesg output, that would probably ha saved us all some thoughts and paperwork.

You're of course very welcome to do so. I'd just like if you gave it a try first and see if you could live with the explained compromises. I also offer to implement changes, if you couldn't. If you'd also modify the rundosbox.sh with "./dosbox $*", that would moot quite a lot of my points...

Should be doable. Look at http://community.invisionpower.com/resources/documentation/index.html/_/developer-resources/api-methods/kernel-emails-classemailphp-r700 further down you find: HTML mail sucks anyway. Especially so, if it's done wrongly, like here and in about 95% of mails.

I personally would have liked *one* information before virtually *all* others mentioned here: The information "Mouse click is done with right nub (push to the left)". I would have needed that information the very first second the Pandora shone light into my face, and I missed it very much...

I'm not imagining useful scenarios. I'm imagining mayhem. :) I think I read somewhere the PXML should be included in the pnd to comply with demands for well-formed pnds established by some repositories. So there might be another reason to include them. (I can't find that now, it seems. It was...

Maybe, yes. And I had definitely preferred not to have needed to work that either. It looks like the only way to me, however. Mine had two from the start, and I never found out which one was used. And there's a second directory, .dboxfe, which gets used with dboxfe. Another default conf there...

It's a physical thing, about the surfaces being "rubbed in". Therefore, the Pandora does not have to be on at all. You just have to move around the nubs, try to cover the surface equally. When they are rubbed in, they're ready and don't have to be treated anymore. Imagine it kind of like the...

I tried to fix the result of the pnd-Installer created SD (copied uImage-3to the BOOT partition), and had to adapt a handful of the parameters. Your autoboot.txt: setenv bootargs debug root=/dev/mmcblk0p3 rw rootdelay=2 vram=6272K omapfb.vram=0:3000K mmc_core.removable=0 ext2load mmc 0:3...

Oh I feel so wrong. Glad your tight schedule prevented a truly severe loss. :) Well, since I didn't find much to that effect, now here's my tutorial for starting dosbox with a defined conf. 1. Make a script in a convenient place, call it runmydosbox.sh or what you like. This'll be the...

You are right. Sorry for having wronged you. I still have to find out who is messing up my conf files... so many possibilities... (But I'd still kindly ask you to include parameters given in the runxy.sh files.)

Hm, funny. Worked for me yesterday. Didn't work when I read this thread and tried to reproduce. Switched back and forth between settings and it works again... SuperZaxxonFinal 1.5.1 with 3.2 Kernel on 1G-Pandora here.

He should. :) Also, I truly believe every single pnd run_script should per default provide for giving parameters to the app. There are far too many pnds deaf to their callers.

I have to correct that, it's not dosboxfe: The run scripts in the Dosbox74.pnd overwrite all subdirectories in appdata/dosbox. Among these files the .dboxfe/profile/profile.xml. This again obliterates added .confs which would have to be in the profile.xml. That's how it *seems*, but there are...

Yeah, found that out, too. There doesn't seem to be an option, though. Well, I wouldn't :) It only came to my attention since Dosbox74.pnd makes use of this. This gives following thoughts: - There must be a way to include empty directories in squashfs. (Maybe the Gnu/Linux mksquashfs adds...

issues with v. 0.3.9 built 22.01.2012 - empty folders don't seem to be added to the .pnd - When I add files, they get folders' icons (just cosmetic I believe) - I cleared a project, added a list of files/folders, got the question about the PXML.xml, confirmed, PXML.xml was shown in the...