(Also see ... http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h216/ ... CN4735.jpg as proof.)
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Sucessful BOINC ARM processing but not on the RPi
Please read this thread:- http://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/forum_thr ... true#45925
(Also see ... http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h216/ ... CN4735.jpg as proof.)
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(Also see ... http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h216/ ... CN4735.jpg as proof.)
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Re: Sucessful BOINC ARM processing but not on the RPi
FWIW if you think that Android on RPi works right now thanks to this weeks' copy of Micro Mart which has a byline something like "Run Android on your Raspberry Pi" then look closely at the article itself which includes modestly (almost apologetically) therein that the current-version RPi Android image is
" ... unusable ... "
I know not why ... their opinion not mine but I was put off enough not to bother investigating any further.
PS.
I really want to see Android on the RPi. It doesn't matter to me which Android flavour ... Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice, Jelly ... nativeboinc doesn't seem to care either - see title & original thread.
" ... unusable ... "
I know not why ... their opinion not mine but I was put off enough not to bother investigating any further.
PS.
I really want to see Android on the RPi. It doesn't matter to me which Android flavour ... Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice, Jelly ... nativeboinc doesn't seem to care either - see title & original thread.
Re: Sucessful BOINC ARM processing but not on the RPi
Without graphics acceleration and sound support Android sucks seriously.
And not to forget the 256 MB RAM models.
That said , i'm wondering what Broadcom would gain from releasing the internal
Android build of theirs (fully accelerated OMG !).
The preview has turned into a very naughty tease for us Android fanboys.
ghans
And not to forget the 256 MB RAM models.
That said , i'm wondering what Broadcom would gain from releasing the internal
Android build of theirs (fully accelerated OMG !).
The preview has turned into a very naughty tease for us Android fanboys.
ghans
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Re: Sucessful BOINC ARM processing but not on the RPi
Plus with 512mb of RAM it will match my old phone for performance, which had a single core ARMv6 like the pi although at 600MHz, dunno if it had hardfloat or not, 512mb RAM, really the pi is a little quicker.ghans wrote: That said , i'm wondering what Broadcom would gain from releasing the internal
Android build of theirs (fully accelerated OMG !).
Re: Sucessful BOINC ARM processing but not on the RPi
The Pi runs a lot more smoothly e.g., it plays Connect4 OK when overclocked.
About "Sucessful BOINC ARM processing but not on the RPi" ... I did a bit of digging tonight on a tangential topic about Android support of BOINC projects using nativeboinc and was pleasantly surprised to stumble across a goldmine of various BOINC ARM processing stats & architectures here:-
http://nativeboinc.org/site/host_stats
Liz/Eben ... I sent an offsite message about nativeboinc as I thought it was a sigificant topic. No reply. Sorry if you tried to get in touch, nothing got through.
About "Sucessful BOINC ARM processing but not on the RPi" ... I did a bit of digging tonight on a tangential topic about Android support of BOINC projects using nativeboinc and was pleasantly surprised to stumble across a goldmine of various BOINC ARM processing stats & architectures here:-
http://nativeboinc.org/site/host_stats
Liz/Eben ... I sent an offsite message about nativeboinc as I thought it was a sigificant topic. No reply. Sorry if you tried to get in touch, nothing got through.