What is it? iNES is a port of InfoNES (http://www.geocities.co.jp/SiliconValley/5604/infones/) to the iPod to allow LEGAL NES ROMS to be played on the iPod. How Much Progress? Somewhat far, a lot of progress has been made thanks to ErUs. It does work, but it is very slow. It can run almost full screen for iPod video but older iPods only uses half of the screen. It can fully run about 6 ROMS, while

Overview This section of the guide details how to install Linux on your iPod (1G to 3G) using a Mac OSX based PC. To use this portion of the guide your iPod must be formatted with the HFS+ filesystem (this is the default for Mac-iPods). There are currently two available methods to install linux on Mac-iPods : The easier of the methods is to use the Mac OS X GUI iPod-Linux Installer. The other meth

5g (320x240)Nano (176x132) BleuLlama has put up some screenshots of it running on his Nano in his gallery here: http://www.umlautllama.com/gallery/ipl/IMG_0630 BleuLlama is also working on some Nano-sized arcade cabinets, and graphics rom hacks to get it looking better on the tiny screen. He's got a web page about the project which you can check out here: http://umlautllama.com/projects/nanomame/

Structure Podzilla is basically a core, which provides many programming interfaces and such but very little functionality visible to the user, plus modules, which do the fun stuff. Everything that can be a module, is. Modules can be either compiled into podzilla or loaded from disk at runtime; they are loaded from /usr/lib on the iPod. They can be packaged in a special .pod format that bundles a m