Raw conversion for fuji x pro 1

Hi All,
just a couple of quick questions; Does anybody know if Adobe is hard at work making a raw converter for the fuji x pro 1. I understand that the sensor array is totally different so I'm not looking for miracles.
The other question I have is; If I shoot in raw and jpg w/ a Fuji x-pro-1 will Lightroom accept both files even thought it will not (at this time) convert the raw file?
Thanks for the help
Mike

hehe.. yesterday before i went to bed i thought i have to ask this today.
im also very interested to hear if adobe is working on a "trans-x" sensor demosaicing process.
i think it is more difficult to reverse engineer then a normal bayer sensor?
i wonder if you need to know the exact pixel layout of the sensor.
as i understand it they use random 6x6 pixel arrangements?

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