I managed it on my main box, a couple of months back. I tried to open some artwork that was just far too enormous for it, and I saw the same thing. :lol:Oh yes, when I tried to compile the kernel on Pandora and forgot to make a swapfile, you could literally see the desktop fall apart when it ran out of ram
I just got my Pandora - pretty cool. Some of the emulators seem a bit slow for say Sonic 2 or SuperMario World or PanMAME + Mortal Combat. Others are fine such as X-MEN in PanMAME, so it may be I need to learn how to change some settings. Anyway, fun so far!
The ones from the Wiki List - SNES9X4P and PicoDriveI just got my Pandora - pretty cool. Some of the emulators seem a bit slow for say Sonic 2 or SuperMario World or PanMAME + Mortal Combat. Others are fine such as X-MEN in PanMAME, so it may be I need to learn how to change some settings. Anyway, fun so far!
just curious what emulators are you using, never had speed issues with any of the Sonic games nor SuperMario World. I've never even had to clock over 500mhz for any of those games.
A Sandisk Extreme 45MB/s 16GB SD card.^
What size/class of SD cards are you running?
I just got my Pandora - pretty cool. Some of the emulators seem a bit slow for say Sonic 2 or SuperMario World or PanMAME + Mortal Combat. Others are fine such as X-MEN in PanMAME, so it may be I need to learn how to change some settings. Anyway, fun so far!
Just got mine today... Love it... Except I'm having problems getting connected to my home network, and the speakers seem really, really quiet... How loud should the speakers be with the volume wheel all the way up? Is there a software pre-amp that I'm missing somewhere? Because they do seem a little too quiet.
EDIT: Seems it was just the media player I was using... Using a different one greatly enhances the volume.
me tooI'm really, really enjoying hearing about you guys getting your Pandoras finally .. hooray! The Pandora party goes on and on!