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I've got a first batch Pandora.

I use this: http://www.sourcingmap.com/ports-usb-20-hub-combo-ms-tf-sd-card-reader-black-p-32660.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=froogle&utm_campaign=usfroogle&gclid=CMzPz6Sul7oCFU2Y4Aod6E8AOA This is my swiss army knife hub/card reader that I carry in my backpack. If you're in the US, and...

Is it too late to change the shipping address on my order? :/

Woot! I can't wait. :D

@Milkshake: At this point I treat anything having to do with the P2 as too dreamy to come true.

I want a central processor (ARM, x86, who cares) and 6 FPGA processors that can be programmed to function as any of the various chips that are in emulatable machines. This should make for some beefy emulation possibilities. Could you imagine programming a bunch of FPGA's to work together in a...

To make things even more odd it seems to charge better with the lid up and the LCD on.

Given the option of using a dedicated emulator you should take that route, however I don't see any issues emulating any of the machines you listed having a problem.

That's right. If you're running the CPC464 then the disc images go under /images/cpc464/

@Levi MESS bios files should remain zipped and be placed in the ROMS folder. Disk or Tape images go in the images/[biosname] folder Amstrad bios files in amsterd.zip cpc300.zip cpc400.zip cpc400s.zip cpc464.zip cpc664.zip

Basically anything 8 bits or less run well. 16 bit systems are too slow to be any fun. Have a specific system in mind?

RE: File copy issues. Verified still exists in 14.0-8. The behavior does not happen with the same card performing the exact same operation using SuperZaxxon. My guess is that with the OS running the file copy/extract process is blocking the OS from writing to the card and important things...

This one has got me stumped, because it doesn't seem to make sense to me at all why it's happening. I have a Classic Pandora that doesn't seem to want to charge the battery properly. I have two batteries the original charger that come with the Pandora, a PSP100 charger from a PSP 1000, and...

Not sure if this has been fixed in -current, but in 14.0 I found a bug in /init.d/pndnotifyd. line 22 is: $PNDNOTIFY -d  the varible is undefined on my system, so pndnotifyd fails to run. I changed the line to: /usr/bin/pndnotifyd -dand now init.d takes care of the pndnotifyd daemon for me.I...

From both slot 1 to slot 1 and slot 2 to slot 1. I can't guarantee I've tried slot 1 to slot 2. Sent from my M7WLS using Tapatalk 2

1. I'm currently on the stable release, but it happened on 14.0-5 as well I haven't tried 14.0-8. 2. I tried several different archives/copies ranging from 50 MB up to a 1GB. The larger the transfer the higher the chance things will go crazy. 3. I thought it was a RAM thing too. So I checked...

Problem Report: Crashing applications when copying files. When I copy or untar large volumes of files either using the command line or graphical tools the system becomes unstable. Applications that are open will suddenly close and panel applets like the battery monitor will crash. Often times...

Try again, and make sure it's su - and not sudo. It may have been in read only mode because you as a plain user do not have permission to edit with visudo. Sent from my SCH-R530X using Tapatalk 2

@Linux-Swat - Yeah everything worked great.

I went through this thread and didn't see what I'm about to post. It's late here and I'm sorry if I missed it. If you want sudo to work like we're all familiar with. Like a real super-user instead of adding each and every command you want to run to /etc/sudoers do the following. What this does...