Nutty_Pumpkin
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I would love to see the ps3 controllers workingpolkunus said:
On it SWEET!!
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On it SWEET!!
benjymous
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That's probably not quite true - some might need specific drivers (e.g. the Xbox360 controller), or need specific software to pair the device initially (e.g. the PS3 controller)Pleng said:
There's already an app to pair a PS3 controller over USB, so I guess that they do already workPumpkin said:
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jakshep2
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you should add the tesun usb gamepads to the list, too.
I'd really like to see bottom attachable extension modules.
Some with extra plugs, others with extra buttons, extra batteries.
The most of the above I'd like, would be a 1.8" 20GB/60GB/80GB/120GB external battery powered hard drive. (i.e. just the battery and hard drive of an ipod)
Put that inside an attachable module and it would rock. [Note: if I stand correct, USB 2.0 is much faster than SD cards.]
eSATA port... hmmmmm. one can only dream...
People!!! Better start buying the Pandora en masse, so that we can see accessories and software popping up for the pandora.
Some with extra plugs, others with extra buttons, extra batteries.
The most of the above I'd like, would be a 1.8" 20GB/60GB/80GB/120GB external battery powered hard drive. (i.e. just the battery and hard drive of an ipod)
Put that inside an attachable module and it would rock. [Note: if I stand correct, USB 2.0 is much faster than SD cards.]
eSATA port... hmmmmm. one can only dream...
People!!! Better start buying the Pandora en masse, so that we can see accessories and software popping up for the pandora.
cbp said:I'd really like to see bottom attachable extension modules.
Some with extra plugs, others with extra buttons, extra batteries.
The most of the above I'd like, would be a 1.8" 20GB/60GB/80GB/120GB external battery powered hard drive. (i.e. just the battery and hard drive of an ipod)
Put that inside an attachable module and it would rock. [Note: if I stand correct, USB 2.0 is much faster than SD cards.]
eSATA port... hmmmmm. one can only dream...
People!!! Better start buying the Pandora en masse, so that we can see accessories and software popping up for the pandora.
Any of the hard drives you mentioned could easily be powered by USB. For instance, I use a 125 GB Laptop HDD in an external enclosure that only has one USB cable and that handles power as well as data.
As far as greening the entire list, negative. Until one of us actually sees it working with the Pandora, then it doesn't go green. Otherwise, we'll end up finding the one USB device that's somehow incompatible with OMAP or something crazy like that.
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emil10001
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Can somebody add the HMD's to the wiki? (as discussed in the other thread:
http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showt...=44055&st=0 )
Thanks.
http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showt...=44055&st=0 )
Thanks.
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homestar4000
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There would obviously be a screen protector for the andora1:
andora1:
gahndalf
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I am suggesting to replace the sd cards by a faster data storage. USB2.0 is 480MBit/s vs. SD which is up to 30.0MB/s.
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480MBit/s isn't a huge gain.
480 Megabits = 60 Megabytes per second
take into account you have 2x SDHC slots each 30 Megabytes per second for 1/4th the power draw!
a little thought into how you store your files, and you can make good use of all that bandwidth.
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480MBit/s isn't a huge gain.
480 Megabits = 60 Megabytes per second
take into account you have 2x SDHC slots each 30 Megabytes per second for 1/4th the power draw!
a little thought into how you store your files, and you can make good use of all that bandwidth.
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quantenmagier
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what about headsets/adaptors for this strange 3,5 stereo'n'aux plug in the pandora?
tristan.clark
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What about usb modems, you know for mobile broadband?
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As far as greening the entire list, negative. Until one of us actually sees it working with the Pandora, then it doesn't go green.
So you want people to list EVERY USB keyboard, mouse and game pad that they have successfully tried with the Pandora?
If they all do feel inclined to do so then it'll be a very long list!
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Otherwise, we'll end up finding the one USB device that's somehow incompatible with OMAP or something crazy like that.
Well why not then simply make a danger list for such stray devices?
I mean I'm all for compatibility lists for devices which actually need specialized driver support, such as webcams. But for non-proprietary HIDs it seems like a waste of time.
As far as greening the entire list, negative. Until one of us actually sees it working with the Pandora, then it doesn't go green.
So you want people to list EVERY USB keyboard, mouse and game pad that they have successfully tried with the Pandora?
If they all do feel inclined to do so then it'll be a very long list!
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Otherwise, we'll end up finding the one USB device that's somehow incompatible with OMAP or something crazy like that.
Well why not then simply make a danger list for such stray devices?
I mean I'm all for compatibility lists for devices which actually need specialized driver support, such as webcams. But for non-proprietary HIDs it seems like a waste of time.
The idea was to green-light the whole list. We can't do that simply because things aren't going to be compatible and they'll still get green-lit.Pleng said:
For example, when I went and purchased an XBox 360 controller, even in Windows, I couldn't just plug it in and expect it to work. I actually had to go find drivers for it to get it to work properly. Sure, it works now, but it didn't until then. How many of those devices, while even perhaps an HID device, will require drivers to work and only closed source Windows drivers are available?
Most of the devices WILL work, but I don't believe a device should be green-lit until someone gets it working.
I also liken this to when the iPod Touch, iPhone, iPod Classics came out. Sure, it's only slightly similar to this situation, but those devices could not use ANY of the video devices that were previously released for earlier iPods. Some people had been told all of those devices would be fine. Then when they were released, they had lots and lots of iRate customers. The iLounge forums have their own list of devices now that either are, are not, or unconfirmed to be working with those devices.
That's actually where I got this idea from. It's a Wiki, anybody can edit it, but my recommendation is to keep it Unknown and orange until it's confirmed and working. I would even say mark it green if it's been seen to work on another OMAP/Linux device such as the Wiz.
As far as a second list, maybe that's a good idea. Perhaps a second list on the wiki's hardware page. Have it list items that SHOULD work and PROBABLY will work, but have not yet been confirmed. Again, you come back to that being a duplicate list of the "Uknown" category.
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Will Bluetooth remotes work?
I've done a search and the one for the PS3 has linux drivers, but is fiddly to get running.
http://antst.blogspot.com/2008/02/linux-dr...-bd-remote.html
I've done a search and the one for the PS3 has linux drivers, but is fiddly to get running.
http://antst.blogspot.com/2008/02/linux-dr...-bd-remote.html
bzar
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This is under discussion in another thread, but I'd like to point out wii controllers (remote, classic etc), which already have good open source drivers.huufarted said:
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Kyo
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somebody add the logitech controller shown in the video as confirmed to work
