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That's great to hear. Thanks. And thanks to everybody else for the advice. Although I still think I'd like to order a replacement battery as soon as possible, since the label curls and keeps the cover from closing all the way.

Prometheus talking about her battery label peeling raised some doubts, and looking at my battery when I took it out to dispose of it strengthened them. I have some pictures (which I should have taken from the very beginning, but it didn't occur to me) of the affected area, does it look like it's...

Thanks, I have two last questions for running the Pandora. When I plug it in, will it turn on automatically? If so, does that also mean it's impossible to do a "proper" shutdown when running directly from AC power?

Okay, in the meantime, I've heard it's possible to use the pandora while it's plugged in and doesn't have a battery inside it, but not recommended. Since I'm using Anki on it, I'd like to at least be able to use it for a little less than an hour each day. What are the risks of using it without...

The battery itself isn't bulging, the plastic wrapping that peeled off is just pushing the battery cover out, causing the compartment to bulge. Anyways, I've shut down my Pandora and contacted itchic.com.

I noticed a slight bulge in the battery cover of my Pandora. After ignoring it for a few weeks,I opened it up to investigate and noticed that the black wrapping on the Pandora's battery was peeling off a bit around one of the edges, exposing some sort of white surface just beneath. The battery...

Well, I have neither the confidence nor the expertise to be opening up the console, so I suppose I'll just have to send in the system for repairs.

Thanks, I used the input tester (although it was in System on the menu, not Settings) and the X-button stayed gray, so the button just isn't responding correctly, I suppose. Is there anything I might be able to do myself to fix it, or do I have to send my system in?

The X button on my Pandora doesn't seem to do anything when I push it. I'm not sure if the button isn't pushing down properly, or if it's stuck in the down position. Is there anything I can try to fix this?

Oh, that makes sense. https://www.youtube.com/embed/dzIJgTgGgZY?feature=oembed The embedded video doesn't work very well, you may want to view it on youtube.

You would still need to create and extra camera, one shifted slightly to the left or right as the original. I imagine it's doable with a ROM hack, albeit extremely difficult.

I think this has been an issue ever since the Pandora was released.

Ah, so all I have to do is, while the current directory contains both unecm and the *.ecm file I want to unecm, is unecm <filename> is that right? Edit: okay, it's ./unecm <filename> Thank you, notaz! You are a god among programmers!

Alright! A nicely packaged PND. Thank you, Notaz. But when I tried to download it, my computer said it was an "application/octet-stream" file. What does that mean?

okay, so just to be clear, I download the file to my SD card, and ar -x <debian filename> tar xvf <tarball filename> and then I can just unecm <ecm filename> I want to be sure, since my last attempt at working with the command line led to me taking the battery out of my Pandora...

I just wanted to know if there is any way to get UnECM or a similar tool on the Pandora? Is it available from the Angstrom repository or anything? If so, how do I download it? Thanks.

I don't know if this has been reported or not, but if I attempt to use the color picker tool with "r" it pretty much takes over the system. I can't close the window or anything.

There will be another E3 before the console comes out. And I really like the looks of the new controller.

I think a CD-i emulator would be nice just for the novelty value. Sure, the games are crappy, but they're memetically crappy. Another retro emulator that would be nice is a PC-98 emulator that can play the old Touhou games. Which Neko Project II running through GINGE cannot do.

Also, I think the sound in Star Fox 1 is a bit too low-pitched and slow. Of course, I've never played it on an actual SNES, so I wouldn't know for sure. I didn't know about it going too fast, though. I just thought it was really hard with laggy, low-pitched sound.