Coming Soon Aug 29, 2010 wlan0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:09:2D:83:B0:85 UP BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1 RX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0 collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000 RX bytes:0 (0.0 B) TX bytes:0 (0.0 B) That is all.

LibreDroid! Aug 28, 2010 I believe open source is the right way to do software. If it weren’t for open source I certainly wouldn’t know as much about computers as I do, and I’m certain it will teach me much more in the future. Plus, we wouldn’t have Linux and therefore wouldn’t have Android! So, it only seems right that AxDroid also be open :) In theory, you can now build AxDroid (if you have all the tools setup) with the following: ... ➦

Yup, more Axdroid Aug 10, 2010 New build Axdroid 2010-08-09 here! Changes since Saturdays build: JIT is enabled. It turns out the fancy new JIT compiler Android 2.2 introduced was disabled for ARMv5TE devices for some reason. This build has it enabled (actually I’m now using the dalvik code from the CyanogenMod ROMs). CompCache is included. This takes a chunk of RAM and uses it as a compressed swap device, so essentially you can fit more in there at the expense of a little processor time doing the (de)compression. ... ➦

Another week, another build Aug 07, 2010 Get Axdroid 2010-08-07 here! So, changes since the last one: LCD setup should hopefully be fixed. On the X51v the LCD will no longer flicker, and the X51 should no longer be offset. Hopefully this doesn’t break the X50/X50v. Thanks to Max Fierke for the QVGA settings from an X51 :) The 2700g in the X51v and X50v is never going to be truly useful to us, the only thing we can use it for is an unaccelerated framebuffer - which we already have from the PXA270. ... ➦

Axdroid Update Aug 01, 2010 Wow, it’s been over a month, I think it’s about time I put up a new build! Changes since the last build: I rewrote my build scripts. Doesn’t mean much to you as a user, although the initial hit on the startup time is much reduced now. Dalvik still has to do it’s thing and compile everything the first time you boot, but there’s no more copying files around. Minor changes/tweaks that might help speed things up a little. ... ➦