Here is the latest Version,
if you are currently using the Hanvon partition setup,
then do not install, instead run as a live image in VESA mode,
Links Below Have Fun
Download
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and
HERE
Dual booting tools
Only use the following software tool if you are using a back up or alternative drive,
configuring the dual boot will completely format your hard drive so backup first
you will need the following files,
link & Link
hi,
ReplyDeleteReally great blog you have!
I would really like to install andriod to HDD. I'm at the point where I can boot to the Andriod install from A USB and select install to HDD but I'm at a loss as to which sda to select.
The install prog lists sda1,2,3 and 4. I hadmy HDD partitioned into 4, C,D,E and X - which I created for Andriod. I booted inthe install program and took a chance and installed to sda 4. This destroyed my 'd' drive and didnt even install Andriod or grub.
When I select 'create/modify partions' in the andriod install I just get a Fatal Error - Partition ends after end-of-cylinder' or similar.
Can you point me in the right direction to get this installed?
i really dont want to destory my windows partition!
Thanks,
James
you need to setup the partition first,
ReplyDeleteset first partition for android and then install windows onto the 2nd partition,
then install android onto the first partition with grub - boot order...
If I moved the windows partion, using something like partition magic, would it work?
ReplyDeleteAssuming I did that, would I select sda1 in the Android setup?
Thanks
download the doc and software tool,
ReplyDeleteall the info for setting it up is there...
Please excuse my ignorance - but where is doc and software tool?
ReplyDeletehttp://hanvon-touchpad.blogspot.com/2010/11/hanvon-android-version-2-grab-it-now.html
ReplyDeleteunder the android download link
yes..can you show how to install it?thx
ReplyDeletehad same issue
ReplyDeletedebug mode worked
possable sd issue (i dont have one in)
wireless seems to does/doesnt work
ps
i've also had running on linuxmint ubuntu archlinux
touch wasnt quite there
windows has been wiped, as too fidely and screen issues
opps debug mode works, just type exit for each prompt
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI have now downloaded and installed the Android Software. With a different way, because I wantet not to loose my data. I have mounted a virtual CD with Deamon Tool and created a virtual machine with virtualbox. So now, I have Android running on my Hanvon.
But, I cannot use the touchpad, only the external keyboard. What's going wrong?
hi, im having the problem where it boots to a _ in the top left corner, then nothing else happens. any ideas?
ReplyDeletethat is a issue with display resolution,
ReplyDeleterun in vesa model,
or use a newer grub version,
DJACID -
could you pls give me the Froyo Build you had up earlier,
i was just about to download it and the link and your thread disappeared..
The _ in the top left corner
ReplyDeleteread notes from 14 november
use debug mode
The Froyo build was half baked so wasnt perfect,
ReplyDeletethe video kernel kept crashing so it was pointless to leave the froyo build up for downloads,
so i removed the entrie thread,
currently thinking about going with Windows 7 embedded,
which if installed onto the Hanvon should increase battery by 1hr at least...
Arch linux worked the best for touch input
ReplyDeleteubuntu 10.10 has touch response but usage sucks (two fingers and works back to front)
gpointingdevice is ment to let you setup touch, but all linux vesions segmentaion fault
Windows is too fidally with no way to move screen if buttons are off (linux you can change fonts and everything auto adjusts, windows is MORE off screen)
wireless & bluetooth dont work in any versions
current wireless/ethernet/bluetooth working via plug in usb devices
seems there are also different versions of BC10C
Saw a video with wireless & bluetooth switch on side
(mine doesnt)
will have another go if another android build (love to use it as an android)
currently being used as a portable linux box (plug monitor, usbhub and devices) :(
did you try the linux 3DSP drivers,
ReplyDeleteMeego also now works with touch but i think it is single touch only not sure,
With Windows 7 you can change the size of the front and buttons,
i have adjusted the scroll bar size, caption buttons and the front,
much better to use now,
the earlier models did have the switch on the side,
all the demo units i saw had the switch but once the units for release the switch was removed,
also there are 2 cpu types the celeron and the core solo,
Hi there! First of all: Great Work. First Androidx86 Version i found on web which makes my Touchscreen working! BUT: there is no "Back" Button available within Android. As soon as i enter a menue in Android, i can't switch back. My Button at the Pad Case is just for "Enter / OK".
ReplyDeleteWhat would you propose?
Thanks for the good Work!
which tablet are you using
ReplyDeleteIt is also a Win7 atom N450 Tablet PC. China, No Name :) Similar to Hanvon. Looks like Hanvon, but without the Buttons at the left side. I just got a Menu Button and Lower/Rise Brightness Buttons.
ReplyDeleteThe Menu Button is like "OK" at your Androidx86 Version and the Brightnessbuttons act as scroll up scroll down. The Guys from Androidx86.org lay some Softbuttons (Back, Home, Menue) on the Stausbar. That would help me, but i really don't know how to do that :(
So my idea was, if you could perhaps copy this existing feature from the Androidx86.org guys to your Version of Androidx86. You have the Experience in doing that, as i could see. Then i would have a working Version of Androidx86. Because all of your features are working with my table (camera, Wifi, Touchscreen), just these lousy Back Button is Missing ^^ Would you please do that for me?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, this is my tablet: http://www.furtwangen.tv/
ReplyDeleteScroll down until you find a:
"10,1" Multi-Touch Tablet PC 1,66GHz Win7 WIFI/3G/Bluetooth" Tablet
Hi there. Which Wlan driver did you implement? 3dsp? I also have a 3dsp adapter installed in my tablet pc, but cannot connect to my Wlan, although the tablet pc finds the network. Is this a problem because i run it for testing via livemode, or a general problem?
ReplyDeleteUse the 2nd build,
ReplyDeleteAfter enabling the wifi wait a few seconds,
Then it should work,
Japp, it works. Excellent. The only thing which won't work is the Brightness and the Sleep Mode. What a pitty, thats not good for the accu :)
ReplyDeleteSo is there a Solution for the Brightness topic? How else can the Brightness be adjusted?
ReplyDeletethe brightness only works with the brightness buttons,
ReplyDeletebut a widget might help,
not sure which,
found to be able to go back
ReplyDeletejust press button on side
bit of a pain, but works
Great , it is working. Please advise how can I access the menu?
ReplyDeletewhich menu????
ReplyDeleteare you talking about the settings menu???
Hi, is there any solution for
ReplyDelete"Has anybody managed to get this working?
I have both windows and android now installed but android wont boot, I can select it in grub but it gets to a point where it's displaying 'waiting . . . . . . #' and does nothing. After downloading the android iso again and reinstalling it get's past the 'waiting . . . . . #' screen but only as far as displaying '_' in the top left corner."
Debug is not working for me. Will we see a third build?
N1 Blog DJ
Well I tried the differnt values to set video modes
ReplyDeletebut could never get any of them to work
the debug mode would work but defeats purpose having to say yes or no at prompts
once there wasnt happy with video resolution. no wireless, back button would work, but would go back through each step and not to main screen
still sounds like some are running slightly differnt bc's
for record, min is bc10C celeron running lates bios
downloading now
ReplyDeletewill let ya know
nup! no go
ReplyDeletecool.... works better than meego... lol...
ReplyDeletebut some troublesome...
no back button... (esc button on keyboard work)
wifi issue...
brightness also...
and the is no shutdown button... maybe a widget can solve it... but since there're no wifi... it's mean no internet also....
good job...
"currently thinking about going with Windows 7 embedded,
ReplyDeletewhich if installed onto the Hanvon should increase battery by 1hr at least... "
i did it... i was thinking about that also...
but... seem that's didn't work... lol... i tried it.. but, eveen worst... it makes my tablet works only for less than 1 hour... :))
did the battery life increasing, when u used android?
maybe repacking battery the only solutions.... -___-"
try out the windows compact version,
ReplyDeleteits more suited for tablet and touch systems,
Hallo Android Profis.
ReplyDeleteCan someone of you write a summary of how to get Android on Hanvon B10? I am not as good as the most of you and can't get it work. But, when someone of you will write a short summary with all steps to do, I think there are many other peoples, who will understand how to.
Tanks a lot.
only run this in live mode at the moment,
ReplyDeletethe menu used from from 2.1 which causes the flashing cursor,
we will be better of waiting for now and then build on android 3.0,
its more tablet friendly,
and i already know one group you will be trying to get the 4500m vide card working...
Hey Djacid,
ReplyDeleteAny update on this?
I've tried a couple of the 2.2 builds and while they will run in 'normal' live mode, i.e. not vesa there's not touch or wireless as is to be expected.
I got an android a phone a few weeks ago and love it, it would be perfect for the hanvon.
Thanks,
Jimmy
Hallo, Djacid,
ReplyDeleteis there anyway to get the wifi works?
and also is there any software to keep the home button on top? cause when i click an program, i can't get back without my esc button on hard keyboard...
No updates at the moment,
ReplyDeletethe esc key on the size does work,
or you can add a top bar or widget with home button