Okay, whilst this might work, it's not going to be particularly easy to even test. It needs a much newer chroot than I have available. I could easily solve this, but it'll take hours and I really don't have time. If anyone is interested in helping. Do the following: get it running on your system. type "mount" and check that you don't have noatime in any of your mount points, if you, remount them if you can. (Only do this if you understand what I mean). run "touch ~/uniquefile" run spotify and then shut it down. run "find / -anewer ~/uniquefile >listoffilesspotifyuses" run "tar cf spot.tar -T listoffilesspotifyuses" Then extract that tar in to its own directory and make sure it contains /bin/bash and a few other chroot necessities. - again, only do this if you know what you're doing. This directory should be the bare minimum libs and files needed for a chrooted spotify for x86. This can then be run under qemu on the n900. I don't even have a workstation running the latest ubuntu atm so I haven't even got the native one handy, and making a vmware (or similar) session just for this goes way beyond what time I can spend on this at work