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The driver is a kernel module, so it just needs to be enabled, but I don't have much experience with the kernel across achitectures, so I wasn't sure if all the same modules would be available. It lets you transfer save files too, and I would like to be able to move my wizardry saves onto the...

my app controls the copynes, it is for dumping nes games from the cartridges and it uses one of those FTDI chips.

It lets the USB port act as a COM port.. FTDI makes a chip that they stick in devices that were made to work with a COM port to let them use USB instead, and the kernel driver lets you send COM commands to your USB port (more or less)

Good. I am hoping to be able to port my app over, the only real hurdle is that it depends on the FTDI virtual com port drivers in the kernel.

What about kernel drivers / options? Does the kernel have all the same features on ARM as the x86 version?

I had to cut out coffee because it started causing me problems :(

Hey, thanks fearofshorts, but I was actually trying to help out paddy who asked about vmware :) Sorry, didn't mean to be misleading.. It wouldn't run WindowsME.. I just thought the vmware part might be interesting / useful aside from the running windows part. Edit - Typo

vmware does seem to have an arm port coming out: http://www.itpro.co.uk/609992/vmware-demos-mobile-virtualisation

The second batch is going to be done before the first one?

Hey Guys! I am wondering about vpn client software. My desktop uses vpnc to connect to work, but I believe there are other open source options. Has anyone looked into any vpn client on the pandora?