Category: Downloads
mldonkey 2.7.1 LS-II mipsel binary package
mldonkey_mipsel-2.7.1.tar.bz2 (nocoral)
This is a mldonkey core 2.7.1 package for the mipsel Linkstation-II with installed Openlink 0.52b as OS.
Check out Sancho GUI (Linux, Windows, OSX, BSD etc) or just use a browser to operate it.
- make a dir /mnt/hda/temp
- copy mldonkey.tar.gz to /mnt/hda/temp
- go in that dir and unzip and untar mldonkey.tar.gz with tar -xzf mldonkey.tar.gz
- Now do ./install.sh
- Reboot
Now your donkey is installed in /usr/local/mldonkey
Your mldonkey temp dir is on /mnt/hda/mldonkey_temp
Your completed files are on /mnt/hda/mldonkey_download
You can check if your donkey is working with
/etc/init.d/mldonkey.sh status
If donkey is working this should came back
Checking mldonkey: OK
If not, than check /tmp/mldonkey.log for starting errors!
If you already have a working mldonkey, all you need to do is stop it, backup the old core and replace this one in usr/local/mldonkey and restart. Mldonkey will update your config files for you.
Package originally by turkish. Please see the thread http://forum.linkstationwiki.net/index.php?action=vthread&forum=3&topic=261&page=0 Good luck!
UPDATE: changed linkstationwiki link. See also Mindbender's Linkstation Page
Coral Cache and firewalls
Sometimes you might have problems downloading or viewing content from apfrod.com because of our use of the Coral Cache to help us stay within our host's bandwidth usage quota. It operates on port 8080, which might be blocked by a firewall on your computer, on your network or operated by your service provider.
If you can unblock communication with nyud.net:8080 on your computer and that fixes things, then great. Or perhaps you administer a network, in which case you ought to allow it through. But if you can't find any way round and you're absolutely determined to download something, you should try removing the Coral Cache part of the URL from the file link and it will probably work.
Videos of Showroom Performance
Shape Sequencer 23rd Sept 2005 live video #1 & #2 - CAUTION: loud!
12-second and 1 minute 30 second long videos that mikal took on his camera, who was sitting behind me at last month's performance at the Showroom cinema. The player is modified from Jeroen Wijering's Flash Video Player and here's the original mpeg #1 & #2
Shape Sequencer v1.2 Release

Released to coincide with the opening night at the Showroom Cinema in Sheffield comes version 1.2 of the Shape Sequencer, now with Polygonal loops!
Download ShapeSequencer-1.2.tar.bz2 (277kb)
Download SSv1.2_QuickStartGuide.pdf (22kb)
To run it you will need Pd >0.37, gem >0.90, J.Sarlo's joystick external and 1-4 dual-analogue PS2-style game-pad(s). The Shape Sequencer is free software.
Blank Audio Winamp Skin Update
Since I'm using the media library a lot now, I thought I'd better get round to completing the blank audio Winamp skin. I also added some other bits and cleaned up a few things - click on the image above to see it full size. It's a classic 2.xx/5.xx format skin.
Download it now! (16kb)
Pentagon Scratch

A new video of the Shape Sequencer is now available from the blank audio archive. Titled Pentagon Scratch, it demonstrates the live sampling capabilities of the current Shape Sequencer instrument.
The nifty animated gif above was automatically generated by archive.org from the DVD-ready mpeg2 version (398mb). There's also a smaller wmv version (16.1mb) which you can play using VLC on any platform you care to mention. The black and white thing you see is of course the blank audio winamp skin, permenantly in service here at the Apfrod fortress.
Shape Sequencer Release 1
Built on pure data 0.38 gem 0.90
Requires extras joystick and range, both in pd-externals.
You also need 1-4 dual analogue gamepad(s) to use this patch. You may find your slightly different joystick drivers/configuration will break the patch that interprets the joystick.
Preliminary Look at the Shape Sequencer
Shape Sequencer video taken (7.5mb mov) at gage05 festival.
Shape Sequencer Media Downloads
Live at DS04 Audio recorded at the first installation of the Shape Sequencer in London, 2004.
Video clip (quicktime) - installation at gage05 festival
Information sheet A4 pdf.


