Maybe yo need U-boot and boot it using the serial port? Hmmm… It would be cool if the shield tablet ROM could boot on the jetson since they both have same specs.
fastboot looks in the sixth partition (flash.sh option “-k 6”), so if the android kernel were not there and fastboot is installed, nothing will work. Odds might go up with u-boot since the kernel is simply placed in /boot and extlinux.conf edited. In L4T R19.3 it uses zImage, but somewhere in the near past it used vmlinux.uimg (there is a tool to convert to u-boot image format). Should u-boot be able to run the android kernel (even unsuccessfully), one can even edit kernel options in /boot/extlinux.conf. All of that flexibility for fastboot requires recompiling and flashing fastboot.bin plus flashing a kernel to -k 6 (it sure is easier putting a kernel in /boot). I too would bet experimenting with android kernels would be much more productive with u-boot…
Sorry for no update for a long time. The ETA will be 7.7 .
Guys who want to develop this project together, Let’s talk by mail(ilucas.dai@gmail.com) to advance this project.
Sorry for typo. I mean the ETA for the release of Jedroid(Android on Jetson) is Sep.7 .
Those days I added some game hand shank and verified mainstream game. Jetson TK1 is absolutely the most powerful android game console :)
Still more features need to be done here. Let’s move on .
Oh, great then. Your typo confused me a bit so I had to ask. You can keep us hyped till release by posting some progress if you want to. Stuff like new features, benchmark results, games that lag *if there are any…
I wouldnt use it instead of Ubuntu, Im hoping for an SD card version so I can have dual boot. Oh, and Ubuntu and Android are my two favourite Linux distros, I dont want to replace one for another.
For me, the only useful thing in Android for Jetson is XBMC with video acceleration. If NVIDIA would prepare patches for the Linux XBMC player, Android would be superfluous.