Something similar, not as much for an mp3 player but more as a
handheld internet platform, guess I was just using iPod touch as a
loose comparison. It seems like a good starting point and I'm sure
there will be quite a few apps developed for android. I don't really
use my axim as a pda, so why not get some use out of it.
On May 6, 2008, at 3:38 PM, Timothy Feucht wrote:
You want to turn your axim into an ipod touch by putting android on
it?
Date: Mon, 5 May 2008 08:57:14 -0400
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Subject: Re: [Aximx50-port] test message.
The thought is to start with the android kernel google has released
(based on 2.6.23) and patch it with the required modules for the
axim. It will also need to be patched to remove the qemu goldfish
support and fix the arm support. but you're right, from the current
HH kernel you would only require a part of the code. Although, I'm
thinking it would be easier to get everything working with the
current HH builds, and then worry about moving it to android. As
for the bootloader, my thought is to continue using haret for the
time being. My idea for this is not so much using the axim as a pda
but to make it into an iPod touch like device.
-Joe
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