Re: Android on Intel's Atom board

[Ezequiel Aceto]

Hello, 

I could but it did not work ok. I gave up and started working on Android over Beagleboard.

Also I have asked Intel about this board or if they have an official board for their Android port, without luck.

On 17 Feb 2013, at 03:52, Seth Patchett <spat...@gmail.com> wrote:

Did you get anywhere with getting a target for the D945GSEJT board up an running?



On Monday, September 3, 2012 9:19:01 AM UTC-4, Kimi wrote:

Good morning to everybody.

I'm in the road of building Android for Intel's Desktop Board D945GSEJT (Atom N270) but before getting into the code and build it, I was doing some tests with a pre-built image.

I have tested eeePC image for Android 4 RC2 (the lastest available at Android-x86), and I got different results. If I run the live CD, Android works okey, it runs fast and smooth. Some peripheral does not work (BlueZ is not working ok with my Bluetooth device, and I couldn't use WiFi) but at least it runs good. I run the image from a 4GB USB Pendrive. Is this eeePC ROM, the best ROM for the board I'm running?

If I try to install that image to a 16GB USB Pendrive, the installation process completes ONLY if the size of the partition is less than 8GB (using etx2 or ext3). If I leave an entire 16GB partition, the installation process says it cannot mount the unit. 

Another problem is that, when the installation process finished successfully (using 4GB partition in ext3), the I reboot after installation completed, I get a black screen and Android does not boot. Or at least I don't see even the logo. I have installed GRUB, and Android is the only OS in this computer. Moreover, I have only USB drive(I remove the installation USB disk). Can anybody give me some help with this?

Also, is there any way I can boot in "verbose" mode? I mean, a way to see what it happens when it boots, what drivers are loaded, if there is any error?

Thanks very much in advance. I would like to have my system up and running in order to start contributing to this project (and with this board in particular).

Kimi

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