Android running on Asus P535

Based on Google Anroid SDK 1.0, with LCD, Keypad and Touchscreen working properly. 

Now you can run Android on ASUS P535.1. The first thing we swing archive AndroidOnP535.rar is just what we need, size 35.2 MB2. Format the SD card in the format of the file system EXT2 (I formatted in Linux Ubuntu Live CD 7.10)3. Unpack the archive and extract file rootfs.tar.gz on an SD card.4. Copy the remaining files from the internal memory device (in the root directory)5. Insert the SD card into the PDA6. Run the file "haret-0.5.2.exe"7. You will see on a black screen, small text, you need to find lines like:[1.000020] b300 975 360 mmcblk0 driver: mmcblk[1.002520] b301 975 359 mmcblk0p1"Mmcblk0p1" - is the name of your SD card, write it on piece of paper.8. Open the file "startup.txt"9. Change the line: set CMDLINE "debug rootdelay = 3 root = / dev/mmcblk0 init = / android.sh mem = 64M" toset CMDLINE "debug rootdelay = 3 root = / dev/mmcblk0p1 init = / android.sh mem = 64M"10. Copy this file to your PDA again, restart the "haret-0.5.2.exe" and all.Write out in detail how I formatted the SD card in Linux:1. Insert the card into the card reader.2. Open Terminal, run the command "df", you should see the flash card "/ dev/sdb1" which mounted as "/ media / disk"3. Disable flash command:sudo umount / media / disk4. Format the command:sudo mkfs.ext2 / dev/sdb15. Next two commands:sudo mkdir / media / disksudo mount-t ext2 / dev/sdb1 / media / disk6. Go to the folder where the file and extract it rootfs.tar.gz on flash with:sudo tar zxvf rootfs.tar.gz-C / media / disk7. USB flash drive is ready.

Special thanks to Xiao Huang's  for porting it to ASUS P535.

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