Seems he has to touch items on the screen multiple times often to get them to register, is touchscreen support really 100%?
Video Update on Cyanogenmod Port
(Updated 9/18)
CyanogenMod - Currently 60% - 70% done to a working port (Doesn't mean final)
What currently works:
Booting into Android
ADB commands via ADB
Touchscreen support (Multi-touch, 10 fingers)
Power, back/home and volume button layout
CPU/GPU Acceleration (Both cores are enabled)
Compass
Softkeys
Accelerometer
What does not currently work:
LED
Camera
Mag
Light Sensor
Whats currently being worked on:
PARTIALLY Bluetooth (Bluetooth powers on)
Power Management (Needs to be adapted to a supported android interface)
Vibration (Needs to be adapted to a supported android interface)
Tweet
Thanks from DarkRedFlame over at Touchdroiddalingrin Erik Hardesty
Audio out is near 100% and it now works with both CPU cores enabled #CMTouchpad
Source
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Looks great guys/gals!! Well done!!!
Hello,
Sorry but my English is not very good.
Can you upload an update of system.tar.bz with the system like the video (
) ?
It's more than enough for me, although it still lacks the camera.
I'm looking forward to replace the TouchPad WebOS for Android!
Very thanks.
Sorry but my English is not very good.
Can you upload an update of system.tar.bz with the system like the video (
It's more than enough for me, although it still lacks the camera.
I'm looking forward to replace the TouchPad WebOS for Android!
Very thanks.
It hasn't been releasedvarao said:Hello,
Sorry but my English is not very good.
Can you upload an update of system.tar.bz with the system like the video () ?
It's more than enough for me, although it still lacks the camera.
I'm looking forward to replace the TouchPad WebOS for Android!
Very thanks.
Looks great can't wait to get my pad and port android to it.
Even with one core disabled and only using half of another core, it looks pretty fast.
seems great. this android port is coming along very quickly.
though it seems the hardware acceleration is not fully implemented (angry birds was very sluggish in terms of framerate compared to the version released for the webos)
camera is not very useful ( I have a very old camera phone that takes better quality pictures in vga)
It would also be great if someone can bring the swipe to change apps to the android, (scared that so much pressing of the home button will wear out the home button)
though it seems the hardware acceleration is not fully implemented (angry birds was very sluggish in terms of framerate compared to the version released for the webos)
camera is not very useful ( I have a very old camera phone that takes better quality pictures in vga)
It would also be great if someone can bring the swipe to change apps to the android, (scared that so much pressing of the home button will wear out the home button)
Please pardon my ignorance, but how do you know the Touchpad in the video using only half of one core? A further question - is there some sort of inherent difficulty in getting the full potential of a multi-core CPU to work with Android, or does such a CPU utilize its full potential "out of the box" so to say?austriak said:Even with one core disabled and only using half of another core, it looks pretty fast.
The notes/comments to video on YouTube mentions it. Leave the inner details like OS scheduling to experts.Igor01 said:Please pardon my ignorance, but how do you know the Touchpad in the video using only half of one core? A further question - is there some sort of inherent difficulty in getting the full potential of a multi-core CPU to work with Android, or does such a CPU utilize its full potential "out of the box" so to say?
That is how it is, but not in the video shown.qaiserpk said:The notes/comments to video on YouTube mentions it. Leave the inner details like OS scheduling to experts.
In the video, the second core is disabled until the media-server bug is fixed. Source: Dalingrin's Twitter
"In case it wasn't clear the slow downs you see in the video are from having 1 CPU disabled and 50% of the other core hogged by an audio bug."
Thanks for the clarification, guys.
updated 9/18
My knowledge is tied to my belief that the person who's working on it is telling the truth.Igor01 said:Please pardon my ignorance, but how do you know the Touchpad in the video using only half of one core? A further question - is there some sort of inherent difficulty in getting the full potential of a multi-core CPU to work with Android, or does such a CPU utilize its full potential "out of the box" so to say?
There's zero value for the team to give false information about this...
you are amazing...genious
Thanks for the credit!
EDIT:
Good to see credit where it's due.
Good to see credit where it's due.
Updated new Video!
Wow, I am so excited for this project to be released. Will definitely be donating.
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