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the only thing that might happen is they will have to ship the pandora with fat & fat32 support not compiled in the kernel, like *buntu, debain, fedora, and free versions of mandravia linux will probably do.

increases the buffer size for dmix on your ac97 system.

I always wonder where people like you get your alsa versions from. i have rarely had trouble with alsa with any trouble i do have being solved within a few minutes of looking it up either on their site or the distro that i use. also upon looking up pulse audio it seems your still using alsa...

i don't see why something as complex as pulse audio is needed for a simple system such as this. it will have a set soundcard, no way of changing it i would think plain alsa would be enough.

don't know. but it's only one chip so it's a few orders of magnitude easier then say reversed engineered open source nvidia driver.

wait till the reverse engineered code for the gpu driver is done.

Right now for me it's a race between the pandora and one of the up coming cortex a-8 based netbooks coming out this year.

The only show stopper is the sd license. The Vfat license has a simple work around, do not put Vfat support in the linux kernel that will be running the pandora just stick to ext3 and put a link to the windows ext3 driver for those here who still use windows. A non journaled file system is...

gentoo.

nope, every snes rom adds up to about 10gb. genesis roms about another 10, nes is close to 1gb. morowind is about 1 gb, nwn is at least 4gb.

still insisting we use a bank transfer service that won't allow those in the united states re-order?