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web OS on xperia

is it possible ? anyone ?

yup nice idea maybe u can port webos on xperia ! looking forward!

aali-01 said:
is it possible ? anyone ?
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Yes it's possible. You just have to port it to xperia and make all drivers for xperia and you're done. Not much work isn't it

I want Windows 7 on my X1 as well. Then have VMWare installed so that I can have WinXP, Linux, Solaris running as VM. ;p

jackleung said:
I want Windows 7 on my X1 as well. Then have VMWare installed so that I can have WinXP, Linux, Solaris running as VM. ;p
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Hi,
as funny it may be.... and of course this sounds like a silly question...
....but as you might know WebOS is based on a linux kernel and root system.
At least very similar to Android OS.
So once there is a usable linux kernel with drivers for the main components it could be done.
Sure there's much to do to make this happen, but never say never
EDIT:
Just wanted to add this interesting page: http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Main_Page
Regards,
scholbert

i can share
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I will get right to work on this! I just have to finish up my Xperia Hover Board....works great...just keeps killing the battery.....slowing down my Windows Server 2003 Application.....

Are you serious? -.-

Is there anyone who can make some drivers for x1 here?Maybe he will give us a great suprise ~

???????????
What would be the reason to work very hard (if at all possible) almost rebuilding from scratch an mobile OS when you already have one good enough? Maybe for the plaetora of applictions available for web OS? Or would it be for the pure pleasure of completly original error of a new almost perfect OS (but not exactly).
I am in for beta testing

aNYONE WORKING mAEMO (oR FUTRE mEEGO) TO WORK ON x1?

Any posibilities?

first lets get android to woks properly on X1, before going for Mego or maemo.

write the title normal then people might even consider coming here...

why work on android when meego/maemo is way much better.

what is meego / maemo???

maemo is based on linux (nokia n900) meego.... successor of maemo

oio_sdk said:
what is meego / maemo???
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The new Nokia OS, N900 has maemo

philsss said:
why work on android
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Maybe because android porting is already at 3/4 while maemo is 0.
philsss said:
when meego/maemo is way much better.
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Thats just your personal opinion.
I say yes, but not same people as android, so android porting wont slowdown. And if same developer would do it, i'd say first make android port good enough for everyday use.

DOES ANYONE KNOW IF THIS WILL WORK ON THE X1??
http://meego.com/downloads

dexteral said:
DOES ANYONE KNOW IF THIS WILL WORK ON THE X1??
http://meego.com/downloads
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The n900 version will boot into the console, with correct kernel and settings, this is probably not what you want.
Any linux will work, the kernel needs some work yet. You will not have a fully working phone.
maemo. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5579798&postcount=458
ubuntu. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5593929&postcount=472
debian. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=631389
android. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5252682&postcount=1
The debian link had enough info to roll your own, so I did
http://www.mich431.net/img/x1debiansm.jpg.
Michael

bahkyp said:
The n900 version will boot into the console, with correct kernel and settings, this is probably not what you want.
Any linux will work, the kernel needs some work yet. You will not have a fully working phone.
maemo. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5579798&postcount=458
ubuntu. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5593929&postcount=472
debian. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=631389
android. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=5252682&postcount=1
The debian link had enough info to roll your own, so I did
http://www.mich431.net/img/x1debiansm.jpg.
Michael
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thx will try it out !! when i go home. why not make a thread in the android section!!

chroot into android?

Hi!
This may be a ridiculous question, but I'm curious and haven't yet been able to find a good answer to it.
Given that it's possible to chroot into Ubuntu from WebOS, on the touchpad, is it possible to also chroot into android from WebOS? Would such a process be very much more difficult than it is with Ubuntu?

Found this, which may or may not be relevant:
http://www.slideshare.net/tetsu.koba/android-on-ubuntu-for-developer

So it looks like I'm not the only one who's thought along these lines, but all such projects seem to have died. Is android that tricky, or is the interest simply not there? Ubuntu chroot was possible, and there's some work being done on getting ubuntu and arch running natively. Ditto, of course, for android. Is the horror involved that much greater?

Animec said:
Found this, which may or may not be relevant:
http://www.slideshare.net/tetsu.koba/android-on-ubuntu-for-developer
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this is interesting.. we know you can run ubuntu on the touchpad in a card.. this would do the next step.. but is that exactly what Chroid was doing?????

asantaga said:
this is interesting.. we know you can run ubuntu on the touchpad in a card.. this would do the next step.. but is that exactly what Chroid was doing?????
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Like I said, I have no idea about anything Just thinking that maybe the progress made since october by the CM7/9 people would make the job easier.

mm
ok, Im going to try this on a Linux Ubuntu machine first and see how it goes..
if that works I'll try it out on the tp with cm7

asantaga said:
ok, Im going to try this on a Linux Ubuntu machine first and see how it goes..
if that works I'll try it out on the tp with cm7
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Good luck! Will you use android for x86 in that case?
I'm wondering if it's a problem that android doesn't use X

Need Some Help From My old Guys :)

Well Sorry but i bought a new device recently..Its Huawei Ideos X5Pro(U8800pro) The thing is..the device has VERY less Devlopment Really annoying after Using Such an Awesome Device (Our mini tass)..Well The thing is..I dont really know how to make rom or kernels from sources..so just needed a few help from you guys..Just tell me how to maybe? I will make it for my device then too...so that atleast some development take place for the Ideos u8800pro too..Like Gal mini
-Rik[Rittik]

there's a lot of tutorials that you can learn from, just search first of all if you want to build roms from source, you need linux on your pc and here's a very good link that can help you get started http://xda-university.com/

yackovsky said:
there's a lot of tutorials that you can learn from, just search first of all if you want to build roms from source, you need linux on your pc and here's a very good link that can help you get started http://xda-university.com/
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U8800pro forum is so boarin no one even bothers to reply..lol...Haha Yacko thanks agin bro
But Virtual Box can be used for installin ubuntu and makin roms?
-Rik[Rittik]

Rittik said:
U8800pro forum is so boarin no one even bothers to reply..lol...Haha Yacko thanks agin bro
But Virtual Box can be used for installin ubuntu and makin roms?
-Rik[Rittik]
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with VB it is a lot slower, better make a multiboot on your pc

yackovsky said:
with VB it is a lot slower, better make a multiboot on your pc
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Thats a prob..Actually i dont owny own lappy..so use my dads he wont lemme multiboot ..nyway kernels need linus rite? so widoout ubuntu am Crippled in the world of dev?
-Rik[Rittik]

If you want to have good performances without a real multiboot and you're on windows, you can use wubi..Good luck!

Asbusto said:
If you want to have good performances without a real multiboot and you're on windows, you can use wubi..Good luck!
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whats tht?
-Rik[Rittik]

it is an installer of ubuntu..it creates a dual boot menu so you can choose at the startup the os to run but it can be uninstalled like an application in windows from the control panel..Here you can find more infos
http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/windows-installer
i also suggest you to use a previous ubuntu version if you want to build from source cause the latest are only experimentally supported

yeA i got that ...but i guess all the time u unistall then install again..it dowoads 700mb..which aint a small thing
-Rik[Rittik]

Rittik said:
yeA i got that ...but i guess all the time u unistall then install again..it dowoads 700mb..which aint a small thing
-Rik[Rittik]
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Buy a Ubuntu CD, or download Ubuntu.
No, you don't need a install and uninstall.Anyway, just tell your dad i need a dualboot. You need to prove your Ubuntu skills, that's what i do to get dualbooting in my dad's laptop.

hey i posted a thread here after installing virtualbox.You guys know what to do after this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2095068
-Rik[Rittik]

it's just the first result from google http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/virtualbox

Nah i already inatalled Ubuntu am getting those errors
-Rik[Rittik]

[Request] Custom Kernel

I miss the days where you could easily see custom kernels for android phones.
Sigh... anyway, I'm not sure if this is the right thread to post this so feel free to move it in case ?
Now to the point... I understand we need to get the sources to even have any chance for this to happen. Does anyone know if this is in the foreseeable future or do we need to email or ask Huawei?

Kernel sources are already available but development on P20 pro is a bit ... sluggish.

reppi said:
Kernel sources are already available but development on P20 pro is a bit ... sluggish.
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That's sad... nothing we can but wait...

MajinkenSword said:
That's sad... nothing we can but wait...
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:crying:

reppi said:
Kernel sources are already available but development on P20 pro is a bit ... sluggish.
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@reppi - would you happen to have links for the sources?
I have been researching how to create my own kernel and most guides require me to have linux or such. Isn't there a way to do it via Windows 10?

MajinkenSword said:
@reppi - would you happen to have links for the sources?
I have been researching how to create my own kernel and most guides require me to have linux or such. Isn't there a way to do it via Windows 10?
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Should be this under CLT: https://consumer.huawei.com/en/open...Type=openSourceSoftware&pageSize=10&curPage=1