O2 Joggler Forum

The source for honeycomb has now been released along with ICS.

Now ICS would be nice!

pete_c wrote:I think its going to need a bit of work as Dan stated. With the Atom dual core though it should be pretty quick once the whole RW to the USB stick is done.

It's not dual core though.

CPU: 1.3GHz Intel Z520 Single-Core, Hyper-threaded, Atom CPU

Android officially coming to Intel processors early 2012! Including Atom. Looks like there'll be a future for the Joggler yet.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/09/13 ... tel-chips/

After a day or two with 1.2.3 I'm actually back on v. 1.2.4 as it's just a lot smoother & faster. Looking forward to the application installation issues being resolved and further releases.

I told it to split the image file in 2 pieces with a size of 3700mb. It does it fine but comes up with an error message at the end.

success! used filemonkey to trim the image down to 3.7gb and it writes and boots fine! there may be a more elegant program to do it with though.

if someone writes the image and it fails near the end it should still work, since the end part won't be used. problem is disk imager won't even start the writing process if the image is bigger than the usb stick. i'm gonna try truncating the image with a program called filemonkey, will report back...

I too am having no luck with any of the 1.2.3 images. They're all too big for my 4gb stick using win32diskimager v.0.3. When I try writing with v.0.1 it says "done" immediately but nothing gets written to the stick. Also tried the bootsector.img trick but it didn't help. Ubuntu installs an...

Thanks guys for all your work getting android working on the joggler! I've tried the latest tweaked v.1.2.4 and though it's great, most apps just won't install or run. I've downloaded v 1.2.3 from these two sources: http://www.mediafire.com/?wotjcjzybv4w4 http://joggler.exotica.org.uk/img/android/ b...