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Re: Mednafen - Game Boy, Neo Geo, GBA, NES.... Cool, that's the list I was wishing I could access when i asked this question. I was looking at the Mednafen main web page (http://mednafen.sourceforge.net/), and it looks pretty sweet. Just wonder how it runs...

Re: Mednafen - Game Boy, Neo Geo, GBA, NES.... What I'm trying to ask is - couldn't we port this to Pandora and get a whole slew of emulators? Sort of like Little John but I think this one does a few that LJ doesn't

Sorry if this has been covered. I just found this open source multi-platform emulator based on OpenGL and SDL called Mednafen that supposedly does a whole BUNCH of cool systems...... http://sourceforge.net/projects/mednafen/ Has this been discussed already?

Yeah, definitely. But that doesn't warrant a rude attitude towards people. We're all friends here.

I wouldn't consider it a netbook, no. You could potentially code in Netbeans or Eclipse though since those are java based and it shouldn't be hard to get a java virtual machine going on pandora. However, the keyboard is tiny, more like something for texting than for coding... personally I...

NES, SNES, Genesis, C64, GBA... A few games through dosbox such as X-Wing, C&C, C&C Red Alert (dos version), if I can get those working well. Also, Doom, Wolfenstein, Rise of the Triad, Quake. All of which have released source code. And I'm going to try to port my own game, Stone Ring

In form it is similar.

Binary set won't help you, linux or not. Binaries are compiled for an architecture, namely Intel x86.... it won't run on ARM.

Sweet :)

I know I found this information before, but it may have been on the original forum.... and for the life of me, I can't find this information, forgive me if it's right in front of my face. I know the Pandora has 2 SD slots, but doesn't it have some non-volatile memory of it's own, and how much...