[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] tyler51773:
It it relates. It's like sql.

Select Interest from community where Tangent=Related

Okay man its a stretch. I just got excited at the prospect of running android on my other hardware. I should migrate my tangent babbling soon. I shouldn't even be working on this at all. I.E. what does this have to do with physics ii?

Duh.

But, when I saw it I thought ok great I boot android I'll be better able to work on android builds here maybe help out with the phantom haret issue all you l33t experts ignore. I.e. the last post about me not being up to date on stuff is crap. Seriously goto the n00b thread and fix my haret issue with instructions as clear as these..

Also kernel compiling is kernel compiling. I should go to the pure android forum and will move there I guess. But playing with this makes it much easier to work with kaiser droid. From what I've been reading it also makes me wonder about kubuntu and droid as booting android from ubuntu on os86 was mentioned and the kernel compile process seemed straight forward, so it may work? Making it work on my system I could then download all the dev stuff and maybe spew out a cross compile; but then again I'm not some sort of gcc guru. I'm just trying to get to know it is all? Why you downing me brah?

Also this build looks way less advanced maybe I can get some kind of merge on the sources here for the benefit of my 86x. It's funny how sound is an issue on 86x as much as it is here and even that says hey maybe in the 86x world with a keyboard and mouse could soomething so generic be fixed on 86x that it fixes a kaiser issue? But I agree were now in tangent territory. Need to find a better home and give it a link in a more suitable audience/ stronger relationship area.. I mean the affinity isn't that much higher.

I just got done building the last boot.ini grub environment. I'll leave it on that note and find a better place to continue this and link this to that and start over if i continue this work/effort. I just like people in this forum so I wanted them to benefit from my download. But I only was so stoked because I forget how easy it is to download an iso and boot from it when I have to do something else cause my m200 doesn't have a cdrom. Anywho..

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http://rapidshare.com/files/401231657/AndroidX86_2.0_and_1.6.basefiles.rar.html

move everything in the archive to the root of C:\

Download (From: http://code.google.com/p/android-x86/downloads/list)

AndroidX86-1.6: donut

http://code.google.com/p/android-x86/downloads/detail?name=android-x86-1.6-r2.iso&can=2&q=

AndroidX86-2.0: eclair

http://code.google.com/p/android-x86/downloads/detail?name=android-x86-eeepc-2.0.iso&can=2&q=

Open the each iso (WinImage, Winrar, MagicIso, or other iso program) then extract system.sfs and place it in its respective directory under grub

(i.e:

android-x86-1.6-r2.iso extract system.sfs from iso and put in C:\Grub\android-donut

android-x86-eeepc-2.0.iso extract system.sfs from iso and put in C:\Grub\android-eclair )

Edit boot.ini to include:

C:\grldr="Start GRUB4DOS"

Happy booting!

Alternatively:

You can of course boot the iso's using virtualbox :)

Go here: http://code.google.com/p/android-x86/wiki/Releasenotefor20091024dailybuild

for any more info or to report a bug about it.. I'll bet I don't work on this for a while..

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