[Mp4]

LiveAndroid is a LiveCD(and LiveUSB) for Google Android OS running on x86 platforms, you can running it in virtualbox or vmware, also burn the image to a disc. With LiveAndroid you can explore all the features of Google Android without buying a Google Android powered mobile phone like T-Mobile G1 HTC Hero. LiveAndroid allows you to download a LiveCD/LiveUSB of the Google Android operating system. Just burn the image to a disc, insert it in a CD-ROM drive, and reboot your computer and you can explore Android

Download Live CD here 1Download Live CD here 2added to the download section ,Njoy

 

[Nate the great]

I think it might be better to give a link to the torrent:http://code.google.com/p/live-andro...e=liveandroidv0.3 [mininova].torrent&can=2&q=Also, people might want a link to the site:http://code.google.com/p/live-android/

 

[Mp4]

thanks for the links

 

[dickerpatti]

Leider kann ich kein englisch aber hier mal die Original SeiteUnfortunately I can not English but this time the original pagehttp://code.google.com/p/live-android/dort gibt es auch Version 0.3there is also Version 0.3

 

[shooric]

Any luck installing any APK on it?

 

[andreimoto]

how to back to main menu ??? i dunno using it in my pc

 

[Drew442]

Press ESC or Backspace

 

[mhmd]

thanks but can it be installed on ANY laptop, even those running ubuntu?thanks

 

[Mp4]

its a live cd so it run on any system that has a cd drive I think

 

[andreimoto]

& off course USB too, hehehe

 

[Mr ILIA]

Download Live CD here 1[/URL]Download Live CD here 2added to the download section ,Njoy

What is the difference between these two "Live CD" versions?Can I use only one or I have to use both?

 

[linuxluver]

You can also run Android natively on your x86 PC using "Android x86". I found a good link here.

 

[Mike]

It also has the option of just running as a live cd, I would recommend Android x86 if you are looking to get it running on a Netbook / laptop.

 

[Mr ILIA]

You can also run Android natively on your x86 PC using "Android x86". I found a good link here.

Thanks, that worked, kind of. Android has booted up, but it looks like it may not be fully compatible with my Celeron desktop. The colors were inverted and as soon as touched mouse, this would make the screen refresh like crazy...as it was in a convulsion.

 

[mindwave]

Question about Live Android. I downloaded the ISO and I have the .3 version. But I'm not sure how to tell which "version" of android this emulates?I have been running it in Virtualbox so I can try and learn the SDK.J

 

[Mike]

Question about Live Android. I downloaded the ISO and I have the .3 version. But I'm not sure how to tell which "version" of android this emulates?I have been running it in Virtualbox so I can try and learn the SDK.J

The SDK comes with an emulator so you can run it straight from your host machine, you don't need a separate virtual machine to test it on.

 

[turruso]

Installed on Samsung NP Q1 V002 Pentium m 1 Ghz, tried 1.6, then froyo touch screen no recognized, wifi works well, any ideas?

 

[Samsonite801]

[quote name='Mike;28153]The SDK comes with an emulator so you can run it straight from your host machine' date=' you don't need a separate virtual machine to test it on.[/QUOTE'] Yes, and also, when you use the emulator in the SDK, it gives you the option to build it with any of the Android versions, as long as you have that package for that version installed in the SDK package manager.

 

[mindwave]

I understand about that, and that a very cool option, but its not always viable, so is again, what would be the best way to determine what version of android these are built on?Thanksj

 

[mrsamo]

Can anyone compare the responsiveness and reliability compared to a typical android based tablets from china/usa?I'm looking at this or meego as an alternative to windows 7 on my C2D 1.3Ghz resistive screen tablet which is totally awesome.