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So it should be easy for one that is knowledgeable in hardware fixing? I have a friend that fixes notebooks, he has all the tools for it, if I receive an LCD cable, would he be able to do it safelly (without having any problem with the warranty) with proper instructions?

Well, I think I should not mess with it then, I am just leaving my Pandora wide open every time for now, hoping that the cable lasts until mass shipping resumes. Damn I don't want to part with it. Don't you want a weekly vacation on Brazil ED!!

Would it be possible to be sent one of this cables and I replace it myself? I have no problems opening and changing PC parts, but have no experience with soldering of anything of this sort, would this be necessary? Besides the time that it will take for the Pandora to come and go from Brazil...

When the time comes to really need to return the Pandora, I will stop coming to this forum, otherwise all I will post is whining!

Hmm maybe because the "custom license" thing? I can't seem to change it, maybe it is a bug, was there any upgrade to the dl site, Ed?

I am having this problem, and my Pandora is #90, it still works on most positions but will it fail soon then? I would prefer to wait for the production to be in full gear before asking to change it, must stay without it the minimum possible time!

Damn, my Pandora is starting to become like this, then I turn the screen, depending on the position it is, the screen becomes "greener" or "pinker", by now if I leave it on the maximum position it works, will it fail soon then?

You don't work with programming? I never get bored at work (if the current programming job is boring, I open my Ubuntu Pandora VM :) )

Hmm, really? That was the only libc I found on angstrom repo, maybe this part does not come from there?

You can install the -dbg library to get debug symbols. # opkg install uclibc-dbg

Yes I tried, it is compiled with a newer version of glibc, which is incompatible with the one on Pandora.

Thinking about it, does the NES version of Zelda have music? Maybe the default levels of ZC doesn't event have music! :ph34r: I found something on the internet about music problems on the linux version: http://www.purezc.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=40189

Google SketchUp should be usable on the Pandora, if it only was open source...

Also if someone wants a compiled allegro for the Pandora: http://www.rangelreale.com/pandora/liballegro-4.4.1.1-pandora0.tar.gz It is complete with shared libs and include files, should be everything you need to compile Allegro applications. I just compiled it with CMake, disable all...

There you go :) http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/pandora.cgi?0,0,0,0,29,178

Zelda Classic on the Pandora! Unnoficial port by Hitnrun, with permission from Dark Nation of Zelda Classic. This is an alpha release, so it wasn't tested too much, test it and post your results on the forum. This is currently unscaled (so it is small at 320x240), and has no music, but...

Was there any problem compiling Allegro for the Pandora? I just compiled 4.4.1 which uses CMake, and it compiled easily. And it works, Zelda Classic is already running with it.

Yes it was me who did it on the gp2x. Now doing it on the Pandora. The source is closed, but it is available on a lot of torrent sites. Even so, I asked the Zelda Classic developers before making any release. I must say that it is already running on my Pandora :)

I'm just waiting for this to try to compile Zelda Classic for the Pandora :D

Hmm you're right, I went to research it: http://www.gamefaqs.com/snes/519824-super-mario-world/faqs/25191 I could swear that was the way I played on the SNES... well, it's been more than 15 years!