Re: [Android] Eclair on N900: theoretically possible, the pieces are here
 

I am not quite sure why you continually call it the "N900 kernel" but a quick search suggests that this link demonstrates how to compile the Maemo 5 kernel : http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/...o_Kernel_Guide

Could you describe more your process of Android 2.0 on the N810? What, exactly, did you do?

Re: [Android] Eclair on N900: theoretically possible, the pieces are here
 

Because it's the kernel that runs on the N900 hardware? Anyway, I'll post a few more details over in my Android 2.0 thread http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=35112 eventually - it's pretty straightforward, just cut out the PMEM-dependent framebuffer code and modify the boot configs, compile, and copy the rootfs on over - it'll run with Solca's old NITDroid kernel although I suspect a new kernel with PMEM support would be faster when it comes to the framebuffer.

Re: [Android] Eclair on N900: theoretically possible, the pieces are here
 

Any breakthroughs?