Pandora Stalker

Jun 17 2021 04:56:27 UTC: hns: We are happy that new #LetuxOS #Kernel versions for #GTA04, #Pyra, and more are available: letux-5.12.10 -> 5.12.11… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Jun 16 2021 02:03:51 UTC: EvilDragon: The default MATE menu doesn't support the touch properly. That's a known issue at the moment. You can add a different menu (it's preinstalled) that works with the touchscreen. Or you use the nubs or the Pyra-Button / DPAD and Enter to go through the menu.
Jun 14 2021 19:37:35 UTC: EvilDragon: Even the Pandora goes up to 80C internal CPU temperature. I've seen up to 120C in the OMAP5.
Jun 14 2021 17:51:26 UTC: EvilDragon: I've got two GP32 with that defect myself.. So yeah, I'm interested :)
Jun 13 2021 19:21:47 UTC: hns: what does which DonkeyKong say?
Jun 13 2021 16:38:37 UTC: hns: Maybe show a copy of the console log with: * 'ls -l' showing the executable * 'file' showing the executable * 'echo $PATH' * running the command Then it may be easier to help.
Jun 12 2021 18:33:34 UTC: EvilDragon: It does power down, but there's some bug when you do a reboot. I just don't know how well the power down works. If you press the power button, it will power down properly, it will also do that when you choose shutdown from the MATE. But I'm not sure if that's the same as shutdown -h :)...
Jun 12 2021 18:20:44 UTC: EvilDragon: Yes, hence my battery empty suggestion. A reboot doesn't work at the moment and the unit will look like it's powered down. But the CPU is active and drains the battery. That's why hns wired the green LED by default to CPU activity: If the CPU is active, the green LED in the logo will switch on...
Jun 12 2021 02:13:43 UTC: EvilDragon: Please check the logo led (on the backside of the LCD) when you press the power button. Even without an OS, one of the LEDs would light up green. Does it do that? If not, then the system doesn't have any power, most probably due to an empty battery. If the LED lights up green but nothing else...
Jun 11 2021 13:44:31 UTC: hns: Handling sensors is quite a standard problem for all handheld devices software stacks. First activities go back to the (OpenMoko) GTA02. But AFAIR there is no "standard" besides Android/Replicant (or iOS). There, all sensors are mapped to some high level abstraction Java/Swift/Obj-C classes...
Jun 09 2021 17:36:59 UTC: EvilDragon: All the time? I tried 5 boots on a unit I have here today, and 3 times USB worked fine, 2 times it didn't.
Jun 09 2021 11:30:08 UTC: EvilDragon: You inserted the device AFTER it has fully booted, right? Would be weird if nothing happens in that case.. but okay :)
Jun 09 2021 10:21:16 UTC: EvilDragon: Thanks :) A quick dmesg with the error message when you connect a USB device in that non-working state would be helpful as well :D