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http://code.google.com/p/android-cn/ 可以相互链接起来哪...
reply Zoom.Quiet: link added
Plz opensource method details? It be good to share build specifics so that things could be added & improved by others
reply spartango:
yes, when liveandroid version 1.0 release, we'll opensource method details. now is on beta stage, please be patient.
比较有意思的Project
3G is a good feature since a lot of netbooks is coming with 3G, like Dell Mini
Excellent work with 0.2! Congrats on a good build!
a way to add files to the system
It`ll be great if we can prove Android Market in Live-Android! And install games and programms!
liveUSB would be a good feature. testing liveandroid in a virtual environment vs a real eeePC is not the same.
wireless would also be a big benefit!
and again: excellent work!
Hi, I'm suggest to have more than one keyboard type. Actually live-android just have qwerty keyboard. I think it could be good to have another keyboard type like azerty (it's french keyboard) Thanks for all. Bye
Wow, I want the 0.3 version to place on my USB pendrive and test on a real eeePC 701 :D Congratulations for this project!
I would love to push somehow my developing apps directly in liveandroid :)
on fedora you can create a live usb or sd card out of any bootable iso. I'm sure the tools are available on other distros too
support higher graphics resolutions, and touch screens
An hd installable version sounds good. With an interface more oriented to netbook functions. Great Work!
easy way to write the image to a usb key
ACPI support, the on/off button for my computer does not work. And I cannot shut down using the GUI.
Audio, SD card and install are highest priority in my eyes.
When I mount my phone over USB would it be possible for the live CD to recognize my phone's SD Card as it's own SD Card?
Yes!I think SD card is highest priority too,so I can try many android apps out there.
Fyi - HD install can be as simple as a format and copy and install Syslinux/grub
Support for my laptop's ethernet/wifi, and an install option. After that, market would be nice, but Android works exceedingly well on my dev lappy.
Do you have any plan to support the normal notebook or pc functions such as printer, usb host(mass storage), projector connecting? I think all users would be very appreciative of these functions.
How can I get source code?
I follow up instructions but I can find only a few files. http://code.google.com/p/live-android/source/checkout
Directory of C:\Android
14.07.2009 15:16 <DIR> . 14.07.2009 15:16 <DIR> .. 14.07.2009 15:12 4.356 init.patch 14.07.2009 15:12 8.944 init.rc 14.07.2009 15:12 2.191.184 kernel 14.07.2009 15:12 2.113.331 ramdisk
Add to that.
.Net functionality, aka MONO
OpenOffice? and all other useful business apps...
regards
smcpoland, I think you are misunderstanding things. If you want mono and openoffice, get a linux distro such as OpenSuse? or Ubuntu. Android is not a kind of linux distribution you can usually find, it does have different programs and does not run X11 or Linux apps - it is able to, but not the idea of it. I do not see reason why you must put x11 and programs on it, because it would simple turn into just another linux distro.
Doesn't it have an on-screen-keyboard? I would like to try it.
waiting for the v0.3
THANX A LOT GUYS KEEP UP THE GOOOOOD WORK!!!!!
touchscreen support would be fantastic. I'm looking at using this for CarPC builds once it matures a bit more...
NEVER EVER integrate Debian into Android. It defeats the lightweight Java-based philosophy and will turn it in just another Linux distro. Don't get me wrong though, Debian (Ubuntu) is great! But the two don't belong together.
Anyway, ACPI drivers really needs to be implemented. It would be even better if ACPI support is a native feature in vanilla Android. Real smartphones should be ACPI compatible! It is a must for x86 devices anyway! Think of /proc/acpi/battery/BAT/state...
Pls add Proxy settings.
CoLinux?! http://colinux.wikia.com/wiki/Converting_Distributions#Android
Great work so far!
+1 for Marketplace support
Hi :) Making Android Distro for x86 machines, especially for netbooks is a great idea, but I have two big wishes (but cannot find the wishlist so i wrote them here) First, is to make usb image file in .img format - its much easier to make bootable usb on windows with that. Second is VIA support - now i'm downloading liveandroid, but i'm sure it wont start on my netbook with VIA C7-M processor and VIA VX800 chip - i'll try, but i think you'll see my issue soon..
sorry for my bad english..
greetings and congratulations :)
dolin
oh, and i'm against integrating it with debian, too..
How about EC2 support?
how long we need wait 0.3?
谢谢你们的工作！
Great work so far.. Any plan to inlcude Android Marketplace ?
I would love to have a possibility to easily install native Linux/Debian apps in an easy way. Will this ever be possible?
Great work! Webcam support for the next version would be awesome. :)
no sound in virtualbox ..
Works on Toshiba P205D laptop -- can get internet, but sound does not work and mouse is glitchy. Also could not get sound using VirtualBox? 2.2.4.
Great work! I'm really excited about v.04!
How to make it work on Lenovo X60 Tablet? "lo" is only interface listed by ifconfig.
Android 1.6 ?
Hello guys, Are you aware of http://www.android-x86.org/ they already have aversion that can install and wifi is working its not perfect and it has lots of problems but it definately worth to share information not sure if you guys know about each other but I am following both thread Thanx B
Try android-x86 project which is already Android 1.6 based. See http://www.android-x86.org or https://sites.google.com/a/android-x86.org/web/home