hello good afternoon everyone, thank you all for the beautiful work they do on this site, I apologize if I'm being a noob but I looked all over the net and still not found a concrete answer, I'm thinking about buying a samsung galaxy tablet 10.1V with android 3.0, and really needed to be able to install Windows XP or Windows 7, I wonder if there is any virtual machine for Android where I can install windows, it was very important for my work, if someone can help me would be great from already thank you very much and keep up the good work ...
fimacedo said:
hello good afternoon everyone, thank you all for the beautiful work they do on this site, I apologize if I'm being a noob but I looked all over the net and still not found a concrete answer, I'm thinking about buying a samsung galaxy tablet 10.1V with android 3.0, and really needed to be able to install Windows XP or Windows 7, I wonder if there is any virtual machine for Android where I can install windows, it was very important for my work, if someone can help me would be great from already thank you very much and keep up the good work ...
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Well at least you got the first part right...you are being a noob. Lol
Windows and android run on different architectures, so android on arm, and windows on Intel etc
So no, there is no way atm. Unless windows 8 (when it arrives) is truly compatible on arm architecture.
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hi everybody i want more help plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
i want to make a rom for me from the latest version of Android 2.2 by me
so how can i port Android to Samsung Omnia i900 with haret or any thing
i just want Android on my PPC pllllllllllllllllllz but not this andromnia.net cuz it's really a bad version so is there any one can help me to teach me how can i do that pllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllz and i downloaded the latest NDK android-ndk-r4-windows.zip from the site !!!!!!
thanx ver much
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I hope you're trolling or this is a joke...otherwise you may very well be the worst poster I've ever seen.
There aren't definitive instructions on how to port, you need development knowledge in C++ and Java for the NDK and SDK respectively.
Lol dude, figure a way to write the drivers first, then come back to me and we can port it together.
funny man but how this project is done Andromnia ?????????????
It just ported the OS. Barely anything works on it because drivers haven't been written for it. That means no calling, weak battery life, innacurate touch input etc etc. Sorry, but Android will never see the light of day on the Omnia.
You want android buy an android phone yeesh.
Mikroft said:
You want android buy an android phone yeesh.
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to a point i agree
some news about porting Android?
Hi All, This is probably a really stupid question, but i've been searching trying to find the answer, is it possible to install windows 7 or any other OS on this or any other android tablet?
Thanks in advance for any help,
AZ
AbsoluteZero said:
Hi All, This is probably a really stupid question, but i've been searching trying to find the answer, is it possible to install windows 7 or any other OS on this or any other android tablet?
Thanks in advance for any help,
AZ
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The yet to come out Viewsonic "Viewpad" tablet is to be dual boot Win7 or android...although differentprocessor. Hopefully they will do better than the g tablet with their android os overlay.
Should I stop thinking of all these tablets like it's a laptop, that the OS can be changed from Android, to Windows, to Linux? or is it basically the same as a normal PC?
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Would forget about windows but (a version of) Linux should be doable. Possibly CE6 but I don't think anyone is doing anything with it.
http://developer.nvidia.com/tegra/downloads
This is not an x86/x64 CPU so the OS has to support Tegra specifically.
These tablets have a different processor in them, so, no, they cannot run any Window OS except Microsoft's mobile OS, a.k.a. Windows Mobile, a.k.a. Windows CE, etc. These tablets are more akin to mobile phones than general purpose desktop/laptop computers.
hi everyone.
dose anyone have any idea if we can find win7 for herms somewhere?coz i have checked that 6.5 its aweful i did,nt liked that so if anyone can help us all to find win7 for herms that will be nice.
regards to all xda family members
in a word...
no
That is never going to happen for so many reasons, the HD2 is the only phone with a ROM currently, but the Hermes doesn't even vaguely have the correct specs.
Windows 7 is unlikely to ever run on *any* phone, ever, period. Firstly, there is no ARM version of Windows 7 and secondly no phone would be beefy enough to run it anyway.
Hello,
I'm new here just half an hour or so,so excuse me if I'll ask something that is been posted before.I bought a new smartphone and I have the old one sitting on my desk Samsung Galaxy 3 so I wonder if is there a way to change from android to windows 7 or 8.If there is a way PLEASE guide me on how to do it.Thank you all.
Note that I'm taking my first steps on developing but however I'm not afraid to try.:silly:
alexkiorp said:
Hello,
I'm new here just half an hour or so,so excuse me if I'll ask something that is been posted before.I bought a new smartphone and I have the old one sitting on my desk Samsung Galaxy 3 so I wonder if is there a way to change from android to windows 7 or 8.If there is a way PLEASE guide me on how to do it.Thank you all.
Note that I'm taking my first steps on developing but however I'm not afraid to try.:silly:
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First of all: Windows 7/8 are for desktop computers. Most probably you mean Windows Phone 7.
Second: I have zero experience with Windows Phone 7. Perhaps some user will know if it's possible to run it in a Samsung Galaxy.
Go to SGS3 forum & search there. If you don't find anything, ask there; they'll be most likely to know.
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hi there the possibilities for our device is endless it is definitely possible for our to dual boot windows xp and android with our device maybe we could make it run on our armv7 processor if someone is able to do this project i can help
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hi there the possibilities for our device is endless it is definitely possible for our to dual boot windows xp and android with our device maybe we could make it run on our armv7 processor if someone is able to do this project i can help
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Windows XP ? Impossible not going to happen, not worth the effort.
Windows 8 RT, Possible, not worth the effort..
Recommendation: If you need or really want to have both, buy a Lenovo or Dell WIndows 8.1 tablet for less than $200 and you will be much happier.
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aaronjasper49 said:
hi there the possibilities for our device is endless it is definitely possible for our to dual boot windows xp and android with our device maybe we could make it run on our armv7 processor if someone is able to do this project i can help
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So you want to Dualboot Windows XP and Android ?
May I know which device you've ?
One thing is sure, YOU CANT DO THAT ON A TAB
Many members including myself got idea of running Windows 8 x86 on Tab 3 10.1 since it have a 32Bits kernel, but nothing happened.
Never
I think this will never happen, because of mainly two things:
1. No drivers available, you would have to write them all cause there are no preconfigured ones.
2. Windows is closed source.
You would need to be a Dev at Samsung, otherwise you will never have an insight into the specific hardware of those devices. Samsung but also Intel (in case of the 10.1) don't publish most of their documents.
No.
hey,
if you want to really understand what windows xp will be like run it through an emulator.
now, don't get me wrong, i loved windows xp, hated everything before it hated everything after it.
apple is bull****.
Linux is beautiful.
Android is commerce riddled slop and needs to die a horrible flamey cinematic death accompanied by bad lighting
and a third rate orchestra trying to play anything while being fed into the woodchipper of your choice.
anyway the point outside of my ranting is, maybe yes but seriously no.
as soon as i figure out how to get a decent lightweight linux distro running on this thing then i might be able to
get wine going. better to get a windows-able tablet pc and dual-boot android x86.
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