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    Losing My Love for My Pandora?

    Well yes it was the Droidora project. I haven't uploaded the thesis anywhere, also it's in German so I guess the majority won't be able to read it anyway.
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    Losing My Love for My Pandora?

    Ever since I got my Pandora I hardly use it. My latest endeavour with it was replacing the screws I kind of ruined myself after opening the case to remove some residue from one of the ABXY buttons. I'm still stuck with a bad wifi (compensated by an adaptor), a red stuck pixel on the screen that...
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    Du hast eine kleine Frage? Hier rein!

    Welche Schrauben werden denn bei der Pandora verwendet? Ich brauche Ersatzschrauben und kann leider nirgendswo die Spezifikation dieser finden.
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    DisplayLink external DVI/VGA display WORKS! Now on to fine tuning it.

    I guess this could work with my USB-Touchscreen, too, which also uses the DisplayLink drivers. I already got it to work with my Raspberry Pi:
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    undeclared symbols in cmath

    Well I looked into cmath and at those lines it's actually undefining all those stuff. So I guess it hasn't been defined at all. Here's where it gets undefined: #ifdef _GLIBCXX_USE_C99_MATH_TR1 #undef acosh #undef acoshf #undef acoshl #undef asinh #undef asinhf #undef asinhl #undef...
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    undeclared symbols in cmath

    Here's my full list of errors, basically the same as yours: [SRC] Compiling 3rdparty/squirrel/squirrel/sqbaselib.cpp In file included from...
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    undeclared symbols in cmath

    I just encountered the same problem when trying to cross-compile OpenTTD. I'm using Ivanovic's toolchain, using pandora_configure.sh for setting up.
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    Release C/C++ Development Tools

    Hmm... when you can just extract IPK files, then I guess that would be possible. I should give it a try.
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    Release C/C++ Development Tools

    I see. It's a pity that the repository packages are so outdated.
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    Release C/C++ Development Tools

    Okay I'm confronted with a new problem. Tried upgrading the libc6 package from the Angstrom repository. I got a segmentation fault and now I can't run the PND from the EXT2 (OS) partition anymore. It starts fine from the FAT32 partition. Moving it to, say, /usr/pandora/apps or my home folder...
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    Release C/C++ Development Tools

    Okay I reverted back to my old state of having one partition for the OS (ext2 this time) and one for my data (fat32 again). I decided to just drop the PND into my home folder to run it from there via pnd_run and it seems to work now. Guess I'll do the coding stuff from there then. Thanks for...
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    Release C/C++ Development Tools

    Okay I can't find a way to get PNDs work when I have only the OS partition. Whether I put them into /usr/pandora/apps or /pandora/apps, they don't get recognized. I've been told it should work, but it doesn't. I think I'll just give up.
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    Release C/C++ Development Tools

    Now that I think about it, when my OS uses ext3 and the PND wants to create he lockfile for opkg in /mnt/utmp/cdevtools1000//usr/lib/opkg/, shouldn't that work then?
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    Release C/C++ Development Tools

    Well the file system for the OS is ext3 and the data partition (where I have the pandora folder on) is fat32, for the case I want to access data from Windows. But since I mostly use Xubuntu now for most of my work and Windows for gaming, I think I can just repartition it. I'll test it.
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    Release C/C++ Development Tools

    Oh I thought you meant with "appdata dir" the actual folder "appdata" in SDcard/pandora/appdata
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