@liar youtube link to weibo.com/chomper
check it with translator (its chinesse, i suppose)

I have a question, and I'm sorry if it's off-topic, but I was wondering if it's possible to create a module for Netflix? And what do one need to get it to work?

@bandora dalvik apps and system api not supported. only opengl and multimedia stuff.

thanx for the simple explanation its just like webos games manager
btw in future do we have chances to see more? Someone is already testing dalvik though

I think there is no Vangas.

i actually got it to render something, but currently it is limited to a 32x32 window size, because there is an issue with glTexImage2D

see this

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=1233116


http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Common_Mistakes#Texture_Unit

https://github.com/ChomperT

Hope this helps

It seems not yet release on WebOS

edit: Found the release thread(Chinese)
http://www.treo8.com/bbs/thread-264215-1-1.html
possible download link, don't know fake or not:
http://www.imsearchfile.com/info-abo.../515b934fh32i0

for anybody who wants to experiment:

a simple way to use nitdroid binaries (kind of):

* fetch a copy of nitdroid, unpack it on your n9
* setup an android build environment (preferably matching the nitdroid version)
* cd into the folder where the android source code is of the binary you want to use
* rename the "main" function to something else (eg. app_process_main)
* setup a makefile to compile the project into a so library
* then you can load that library using android_dlopen inside an harmattan application and load the renamed "main" function using android_dlsym, also change the android linker you're using to find the libraries inside your nitdroid environment, so that the project you're trying to use gets properly linked against it's dependencies

EDIT: the reason you need to rename the main function is that gcc treats functions differently if they are named main.

i hope this is helpful

i've been working on running android in a chroot similar to what chompers chroid does but i could use some help...

running android in a chroot on the n9:
1) you need a kernel which has these settings enabled:
also fbearlysuspend should either be included in the kernel or this patch http://linux-arm.org/git?p=armdroid....ac2a0cb8dfc52e should be applied to surfaceflinger

the nitdroid dual boot kernel has all of this included and is probably the best starting point if you don't want to recompile a kernel or patch android stuff

2) download a copy of nitdroid, i used alpha4
3) extract it somewhere on your device
4) delete these files in the root directory of nitdroid
5) a few more files need to be deleted in the /system/lib/hw/ directory
6) then chroot into nitdroid
7) run init and watch what happens