u/keithwwalker

I have a file that I want to delete in the internal memory of my NX60, but when I select and delete, it says it is read only and will not delete.

Is there a quick and easy way to do this?

I seem to recall that there was a hack to get the PEGA-MSB1 Bluetooth Memory Stick working on Palm OS5 devices.

Does anyone recall what it was?

I still have the installation CD for the device but those drivers won't work. All the archived drivers on https://sonyclie.org/ and other locations that I found are also only for OS4 devices.

I found on PalmDB.net that TCPMP can have a plugin for FLAC support. Just about all my old CD's are scanned in FLAC format.
Just wondering if Coreplayer has native FLAC playback capability or even worth the bother of installing it over TCPMP?

Last night I got my NX60 working again. I can play MP3's through the included music player (and even got my KB100 keyboard and GC10 game controllers functional!).
However, I could not get the audio adaptor (see left side of photo) working that was included with the NX60 when I purchased it.

I think I am missing the PRC file or whatever file is the driver.
Can anyone tell me what the file is and where I can get it?

I tried to load PEGA-SA10 or PEGA-SA500 audio adapters but Win10 won't let me load the .exe files since they are too old....those controllers are for older CLIE's anyway.

I can't find any documentation on the audio controller. Can anyone help?

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My NX60 is back with a new battery. The sync cradle is a mess with separate power cord & brick, & USB A connection.

Has anyone come up with a hack to charge the Clie directly from USB? I think spec is 5.2V for Clie charging, & USB is 5V. Was there ever a product sold?

I found this product but it seems long sold out:

https://www.amazon.de/-/en/System-S-USB-Cable-Sony-Clie/dp/B000MW3MHY

Here is the output from sudo dmidecode --type 17:

Memory Device

`Array Handle: 0x0026`

`Error Information Handle: Not Provided`

`Total Width: 64 bits`

`Data Width: 64 bits`

`Size: 32 GB`

`Form Factor: SODIMM`

`Set: None`

`Locator: ChannelB-DIMM0`

`Bank Locator: BANK 2`

`Type: DDR4`

`Type Detail: Synchronous`

`Speed: 3200 MT/s`

`Manufacturer: 0515`

`Serial Number: 25432217`

`Asset Tag: 9876543210`

`Part Number: CT32G4SFD832A.M16FF` 

`Rank: 2`

`Configured Memory Speed: 3200 MT/s`

`Minimum Voltage: Unknown`

`Maximum Voltage: Unknown`

`Configured Voltage: 1.2 V`

I have 64GB of RAM installed into two slots, but is only one bank being recognized?

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When I open system information, it shows that 65.3GB RAM is listed.

I purchased an external SSD enclosure (ASUS Cobble) & I have a 2TB M.2 SSD installed inside it. It will connect to my Linux Mint pc with a USB C 3.0 connection.

I want to put my music & movies (makemkv files) on it, & use my pc to play them in Kodi. Maybe also store photos.

Which formatting should I use? I heard FAT has limits on partition size & that would not work(?) with large mkv backups of my UHD/4k films that run about 60gb in size. I would rather just have 1 big partition on the ssd.

I also don't want to give up connecting to other devices like a Win10 os, or other devices like my Lumix camera. So if there is a format which works both w/Linux & Win, that would be great.

Any advice is appreciated on which formatting to use, & if there are any tutorials on how to format the ssd.

Thanks kw

Just wondering if people can advise on the workflow for older DVD's.
I want to get my older DVD's onto a SSD/NAS so that I can play them in Kodi (on Linux Mint fresh install).

I was able to create and play ISO's without much trouble by using the MakeMKV 'Backup' feature, and then I could play them like a virtual DVD by 'mounting' them and viewing in VLC (will check Kodi functionality later).

I did not use the Decrypt function, as it seems that these DVD's are not encrypted.

I would then like to take those ISO's and create MKV files from those ISO's and preserve/retain the menu structures (ie, open the singular MKV file and have the DVD graphical menu interface open up).

Is there a trick to that? I heard that one should 'mount' the ISO before converting to MKV in MakeMKV software. Is that mandatory?

Should I 'decrypt' when creating an ISO to do the conversion? Why is that required?Will the menus and extra features be retained when that happens?

If that makes it easier to play the 'virtual DVD' in Kodi, so much the better.

Lastly, not a priority, but if I then wanted to backup multiple DVD's onto an MDisc, I assume you can't put multiple ISO's on one disc, but you can put multiple MKV's onto an MDisc. I have the originals so I am wondering more about the feasibility than actually doing this.

Thanks