Hi, today I fell upon this link:
http://whiteboard.ping.se/Android/Debian
It says how to run Debian on the Android kernel, then how to create a
chroot for Android, and finally (in the chroot), run Debian applications
from a vnc.
This got me thinking that it perhaps could be possible for Replicant and
a FSF approved distro to do a similar thing.
But I have a few questions.
1) Does Replicant provide a generic ARM kernel which has been
de-blobbed? (Of course, IIRC the kernels are device family specific, so
to do the same on a real Replicant device would require the right kernel.)
2) Can the kernels be built in a GNU/Linux way ie. do they require
Android/Replicant specific custom makefiles/SDKs etc. to build?
3) Does Replicant provide a 'minimal' configuration which is sufficient
to pretty much, just run Android applications?
4) Do you know of any applications on Replicant, which instead of
forwarding an X11 screen to Replicant, forwards an Android screen to X11?
Thanks,
Josh
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