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Sorry mate but it's very unlikely that you will be able to run this software as it appears to be closed-source and not run on Linux ARM. (i.e. the software is written for Windows/MacOS on the x86 architecture, whereas we are running Linux on the ARM architecture). However I think I read that...

Just to note for anyone who finds this forum, and I know its been said before: Windows won't run on the Pandora because Windows is at fault, not because the Pandora is at fault. It's Micro$oft's fault you can't run Windows on a Pandora not ours/the Pandora's. If Micro$oft wants to keep...

Well, actually lots of people run games as root, it's sad to see. It was more a comment on security than an actual note. Myself I don't know much about the Linux memory manager. Looks like it's kernel source time. If you wanna peek into stuff like this it's better to look at the Pandora/ARM...

Hopefully newer boards, possibly batch 2 (hope so :o ) will have the wire impedance changed on the board so the resistor is not needed, that would be ideal. Maybe because there is a resistor above the board surface acting like an antenna itself that people have reported different speed...

Oh god you're joking right?? That's low even for Micro$loth. Ugh. Ugh ugh ugh. And they're supposed to be 'tightening' security? I've only ever used WIndows XP (switched to Linux - never looking back) but when i've used others' Win boxen (colloq. or hacker plural of box, since we're talking of...

I'd say you'd at least have to be root to edit programs run by root/init. Otherwise you could put shellcode into a function or some buffer that would otherwise be harmless - nevertheless trying some stuff with that now - thanks for the tip! It seems the maps file is like a list of allocated...

Ah, damn :( . Good to hear that a hardware scaling setup is in the works, though, I can't use SoftStretch because that'd use up the saved CPU cycles :( . Thankyou VERY MUCH for the information :) . I'll have to talk to a friend of mine, he was talking about doing this stuff in OpenGL, maybe...

Hey, first up, i'm really sorry if this has been mentioned somewhere - but it's really hard to search for something like '400*240' :P . I did do some searching but yah. I'm writing a game in C++ and SDL, with my primary target being the Pandora (secondary being Linux x86). It will run...

eh that's pretty sweet, I didn't think that it was possible to read other program's memory in Linux! I guess you need to be root though - or hell maybe you need a kernel driver? Don't bother answering this question, I c ould ook it up myself but am just too lazy atm :|. edit: Oh and I love...

I'd personally love to see the nub/shoulder button thing combined with an encrypted home directory. Then nobody can get into your confidential data PORN! However, I think that really can wait until HF10. For now basic security is important so simple auth would be good for a nearby release.

Place braces after that if. It should work without them but...try it with them. like this. if (fb.enabled){ int arg = 0; ioctl(fbdev, FBIO_WAITFORVSYNC, &arg); SDL_DisplayYUVOverlay(overlay, &overlay_rect); } return; It might have worked in the second snippet because the next line...

EvilDragon, why did you make the root password random, and not inexistant like ubuntu (which makes it impossible to log in)? It's better to make it impossible to login as root, and to only become root using sudo. And if ssh allows root logins on anything, unless you absolutely need that...

Press X on the keyboard(or whatever Lobo has changed it to, if he has) when picking a file to show all files. Then you can read some source code or something! Yep, nothing like reading the Linux Kernel source code to help you sleep at night...or stay up, finding vulns :D(what vulns??? :D). If...

Uh, not any chance you're pressing L/R on the keyboard? You're supposed to use the shoulder buttons (which should be easy to press? :S I don't have a pandora.)

AFAIK what uses power is the clock being HIGH, all this does would be to stop the pandora from ever using the HLT (or whatever it is in ARM ASM) opcode, which puts the system into halt (how intuitive) for a cycle. Linux does the HLT to essentially downclock unused cycles, so, when put down to...

heh, yeah, i should have said that Esc closes the program. When I first started this I didn't know how to make the window close when the window manager told it to(I do now, i'll fix it later, if I can be bothered...). I know movement isn't smooth, if you see it moves by the tile size(16px); It...

I'll probably regret releasing this tomorrow... But this is my RPG, which I intend to eventually finish. the code sucks, the graphics suck, i suppose the gameplay sucks at the moment too. The simple to fix thing that annoys me most is that the items are represented by bool flags. In fact my...

Hah! Nothing wrong with that :D. As long as you're not the "replace the credits and copyright info and take credit" kinda guy! (I can see you aren't) :D.

Mmm...consumable device :D. (Jk) Yes this post is useless.

Yes, the problem was mainly speed after the software fix(IIRC), tho i believe it does drop a lot of wifi packets(or something else, frames mebe), which would cause problems on a D-Link router like mine, it shts a brick after a few dropped frames.. I did hear about the piggyback resistor 'fix'...