Re: asus EeePC X101CH lag grafics

[anand M]

Hi Eduardi Sousa,

  you need to replace some lib's which enables ARM Apps Compatibility .. Here is a list of lib`s need to change

     1. libhoudini.so

     2. libdvm_houdini.so

     3. arm libs

 you can download above there lib`s from here : http://www.keyables.com/2012/07/android-x86-404-ics-rc2-installations.html

On Tuesday, 16 October 2012 02:48:11 UTC+5:30, Eduardo Sousa wrote:

Hi ppl, i am testing on my x101ch , i have almost all versions installed on hdd, and all app works fine i am an android fan lol, but the video is very lag , i think its the graphic card driver its missing, on mx video app and youtube its like slow motion

any one have any idea wot i need to do ?

Intel Atom Dual Core N2600  1GB (On Board) DDR3 Intel GMA 3600

thanks

[Eduardo Sousa]

Thank you for reply, i will do it now  .

and sorry for double posting

[Rafael Coutinho]

Hi Eduardo,

did you have any success using Android x86 and Intel GMA 3600?

[Reg Giles]

Hi all,

I too have an Asus x101ch and, though not a coder and not too bright, have been able to install 4.4 onto this netbook.  It's installed as the only operating system on the netbook, so no Windows dual boot or anything complicated....it boots straight into Android.  Its working well, but is also effected by this problem of slow motion in video files (youtube etc).

I've read annad M's tip on replacing some libs to get ARM to work, but can't figure out how to do this.  Presumably, I need to copy these files onto the hard drive in the appropriate system/lib directories ... but I can't do that.  I'm able to install aps from Google Play, or copy .jpegs or mp3's without any problem, so I assume I can't access the system/lib folders because it has to be rooted somehow?

Are there any simple instructions for this?  I assume I need these ARM hacks even though I've installed 4.4.

Finally, got to say thanks to everyone who has worked on the Android-x86 project.  You've enabled me to turn a virtually useless netbook running Win7 (which is way too much a task for such an under-powered device) into something which is actually useable.  Really impressed with what you've done here to bring Android to PC users.  And all for free in your own time - fantastic!