[Acer Iconia A500] guimendes:
EDIT:

Now you can follow the same process into rogro82's kernel, thanks to Forzaferrarileo. Note that you can just flash the kernel, if you already put it to work with sp3dev's kernel. There's no need to repeat all process.

I've, also, changed some structures for better visualization.

This tutorial is using the sp3dev's precompiled kernel from here or rogro82's precompiled kernel from here. If you want to use rogro82's from scratch or from internal storage, please look, also, some instructions at here. Please note that you will have to build that kernel from sources before proceed. You should be able to use internal storage also, with some changes into this tutorial.

I used a phisical usb keyboard into this tutorial, but bodhi offers an onscreen keyboard into tablet profile. To change into this profile, look at here.

It's partially based into this tutorial. I'll refer to number of steps on that, so please open it. Please read everything before doing anything, and make sure you have no doubts about the process before doing anything. I'm not responsable if it damages your tablet!

First of all, download the Bodhi rootfs from here.

Then, run the first 3 steps from the tutorial above. Please note that if you'll run the rogro82's kernel, the step 2 should be flashing that kernel. For infos about how to flash the second kernel image, please read this thread's first post.

After, extract the Bodhi rootfs into the ext4 partition from your sdcard (I needed to be logged as root or use sudo for doing this step). Make sure to extract directly into the root of the partition (the result of a ls into the root of the partition should be just like running ls /).

Now, you need to donwload the zip file from step 6 from the tutorial. Note that it's not needed to install the packages asked by the step 6, just extract the donwloaded files and copy them into your sdcard's /lib/firmware folder. I just copied the brcm folder into /lib/firmware/brcm and it worked.

Now you are able to boot into the image. Put sdcard into the tablet and then boot from second kernel (hold VOL UP while powering on until it shows bootmenu and select boot into second kernel).

After complete booting, you should have the E17 home screen. For tutorials about this interface, please look into Bodhi website.

For being able to connect into wifi, I needed to open terminology (terminal application into bodhi) and run, as root, the following. Please note that it may not be necessary, but recommended:

- rfkill unblock all

- ifconfig

Now please see what number your wifi got loaded, for me, it was wlan2. I'll call it wlanx, so just change x for the number you got.

- ifconfig wlanx up

To make sure it worked, run "iwlist wlanx scan". It should bring some network details into terminology.

Now open wicd, open preferences and make sure the wifi network is correctly set into wlanx. The default value is wlan0. Then, close preferences and click into reload. Now you should be able to select your network, set up the network preferences and then connect into it.

Now you should be able to install everything you want. As I read, bodhi uses a debian base for armhf version, so you can install anything you can install from debian. Chromium web browser is broken, and firefox is named iceweasel. The default midori web browser works fine, but I personally prefer iceweasel.

Thanks:

sp3dev, rogro82, Kevin Roscom, Forzaferrarileo (if I forgot someone, please tell me, I'll put your name here!)