[Trying to chainload and ISO in GRUB2]

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[The Hackable Hardware Candidate Thread]

My idea is to hack the Kodak pulse picture frame into a tablet. https://www.kodakpulse.com/

Its got a responsive touch screen, wifi, SD slots and its about 7" in size. Not sure what the CPU is, but its probably not very powerful for being about $120 at best buy. Nice picture frame tho.

There is some information about the hardware/OS of the Kodak Pulse at Kodak Pulse Hack: picture frame protocol reverse engineered. You'll also find some documentation about how to set up your own picture frame server.

[HOWTO: Boot Grub4Dos and Grub2 from one usb; Grub2 backgrounds and example config files.]

This is so wrong:

menuentry "Grub4Dos" {
linux16 /boot/grub/memdisk
initrd16 /grldr
}

MEMDISK is supposed to load floppy images, hard disk images or ISO images, not bootsectors.

The right way to load Grub4Dos from grub2 is to use the kernel version of Grub4dos (grub.exe):

menuentry "Grub4Dos" {
linux16 /boot/grub/grub.exe
}

Note: grub.exe doesn't need to be in the root because whole grub4dos is loaded in memory already and doesn't need to read the rest of grldr of the disk.

You can even pass arguments to this Grub4Dos variant.

Boot Grub4Dos and load (hd0,0)/boot/grub/grub4dos.lst as config file:

menuentry "Boot Grub4Dos and load (hd0,0)/boot/grub/grub4dos.lst as config file" {
linux16 /boot/grub/grub.exe --config-file=(hd0,0)/boot/grub/grub4dos.lst
}

Or directly boot a floppy image from Grub4dos when booted from grub2:

menuentry "Boot Grub4Dos and boot floppy image" {
linux16 /boot/grub/grub.exe --config-file="map (rd)+1 (fd0); map --hook; chainloader (fd0)+1; rootnoverify (fd0)"
initrd16 /boot/grub/floppy.img
}

See for more info in the REAME_GRUB4DOS.txt file

[2 u3 partitions?]

This may sound insane, but is it possible to create an additional CDFS partition?

And/Or make the current u3 partition writable?

[How does Pandora's Jar get ID3 information?]

Hi, I have tried to use pandora's jar many times but have never successfully gotten it to work; but that is beside the point. I was wondering how Pandora's Jar gets the ID3 information of the songs it downloads. I am interested because you can download the songs just by looking at the requests send to the Pandora server. With these requests you can download the actual songs, but they will have no file format (so you add .mp3) and then you have to manually rename the file.

So I was wondering how Pandora's Jar gets the filename information, so that I might be able to implement it for my own needs.

Thank you in advance.

[To Everyone Having Problems [FIXES!]]

wOw!

This worked for me:

2) Replace every instance of "downloadMP3" with "pandorasJarDownloadMP3"

3) Replace every instance of "downloadMP3Response" with "pandorasJarDownloadMP3Response"

(in both the . js and . html)

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