Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528067656
MD5: e32b6d90359d82fd89d02758bd28aa11
Source: https://github.com/peyo-hd/local_manifests/tree/ppv
To start adb on rpi3 aosp, connect to console using uart and run “adbd”
Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528067656
MD5: e32b6d90359d82fd89d02758bd28aa11
Source: https://github.com/peyo-hd/local_manifests/tree/ppv
To start adb on rpi3 aosp, connect to console using uart and run “adbd”
Great! Does it works on rasperry pi b 3+?
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Hi,
This looks extremely cool!!!
One quick question while I wait for my Pi to ship … how much system memory is Android taking up?
Regards
Sam
Do any of these Pi builds now have support for GPU? From memory all the early ones had no drivers and were dog slow…..
You can have a taste of the Android pie in the raspberry pie also which may help you to have the full features of the pie.
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Have you ever installed say Android onto a Raspberry Pi 3B+ cluster.
I built a cluster using 4 RP3B+’s and I have had Unbuntu running on it for some experiments but now I would like to run maybe Adroid as a Cluster server. What do you think?
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