Fujitsu P1120 - transmeta crusoe

[Will]

I am hoping to get Android installed on my old Fujitsu P1120 with a
transmeta crusoe processor. Seems like a good fit for this little
computer as its not the fasted thing in the world, but is netbook
sized and has a touch screen.

Anyone know if there is a path to get a build for this Transmeta? I'd
appreciate any pointers to get me in the right direction.

Thanks
-Will

[Pedro Ferreira]

I recently installed linux on it and it runs fine. I installed SliTaz 4 via pxe using the Slitaz4 live CD.
The transmeta cpu is x86 compatible so android-x86 would also work.
I tried to boot it via pxe using the android live iso I downloaded but it doesn't work. I posted a couple of questions into another thread about android pxe booting, I'll way for some answers (I hope they come ;-) I'll let you know if I have something working.


On Friday, December 21, 2012 4:35:14 PM UTC+1, Will wrote:

No, I never did get any info on this, but would still like to try. 

On Thursday, December 20, 2012 3:03:29 PM UTC-8, Pedro Ferreira wrote:

Did yo umanage to install android in your P1120? Please let me know.

[Stefan Matthäus]

Please note about Transmeta CPUs:

1. Crusoe CPU only supports MMX and no SSE instruction sets
2. Efficeon CPU only supports MMX and SSE2 instruction sets
3. Android X86 official builds require SSE3 instruction sets

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[Pedro Ferreira]

Ok, thanks for your reply!
So it will take more time then just using an official build. If I find the time I'll try to build Android without SSE. I hope it will not be too slow without the SSE optimizations.