I wonder... there are other mobile phones running Symbian, right? What does it take to get fMSX/60 running on those phones? (fMSX/Symbian ;P)
Basically nothing, it should work as-is. That's the nice thing about the Series 60 platform, they are all binary compatible.
Of course, if you mean other Symbian based systems than Series 60, there are things to do - how much, depends on which system but recompilation is necessary for sure. The main architectural difference lies in the UI handling as plain Symbian OS does not have a GUI at all. Since I don't use the operating system's UI libraries too much it might still be relatively easy to port the UI code. I have been thinking about trying out a different UI approach for the menus, though - something like what the Series 60 messaging center has.
Also depending on the Symbian OS version some of the other subsystem APIs may be different.
The closest relative Symbian OS based product to current Series 60 phones might be Nokia's latest Communicator series (92xx). For those it would be rather easy to port the emulator. Dunno if they have enough processing power, though, as they have slower CPUs and bigger screens than current Series 60 based phones.
Do you have something specific in mind? 
Here another update of ROMPackager (v1.01).
This small update took a while, because I was a little bit busy 
As jr has suggested, it's now possible to edit the package dependency, so I don't have to release a new ROMPackager for each version of fMSX/S60
Changes since v1.00:
* added package loader
* added package configuration editor
* minor (and unimportant ) fixes here and there
DOWNLOAD :)
Thank you very much for these updates, we're looking forward to the next release!!
About the sound 
, isn't it possible to switch the sound on and off then? So if CPU power is running out, just disable the sound. It would be great if sound is supported, it plays such a defining role in the MSX as a computersystem.
About the sound , isn't it possible to switch the sound on and off then? So if CPU power is running out, just disable the sound. It would be great if sound is supported, it plays such a defining role in the MSX as a computersystem.
Well yes, but if it is like that in general then I see no point in having the possibility to enable sound in the first place since the CPU power for a 7650 or 3650 is not going to increase... =)
But in any case, this is exactly why I'm so reluctant to add the sound support - because it basically sucks, it's only like giving you _some_ sound to replace the complete silence... but it isn't in sync and doesn't sound right otherwise either, hehe.