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Hello Graziano,
I’ve just read about the Replicant project and am already very exited! Seems like a great job, and in order to help boosting your project’s popularity and activity, I wonder if you would be interested in porting this version to run on WM8505 based 7″ Android tablets ? I’ll have a look hopefully sunday, cause I have a full planned agenda till sunday midday/evening. I’m not sure, but I might need some help with running the OS off a tablet. Please visit my website and if you are interested in the ROMs you can register, other parts of the site are open to public. Hope to receive an email of you somewhere this week! Have a good day.
cheers,
Stephan
Hello Stephan and thank you for your interest in Replicant.
I am not a developer, I am the community guy who tries to bridge actual developers with community, users, contributors, etc.
We are interested in running Replicant on tablets too.
It would be awesome if you could join us so we can discuss together about this.
Join our IRC channel and/or mailing list and contact us.
This way you will reach actual developers and we can start working on this.
Cheers
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Dear Replicant team.
I am sending this message on behalf of Gizmo For You as the Moderator and owner of the group.
In the “Supported Devices” you have listed one of our Gizmos which is the FLOW (current version G1.55). Please be informed that the current version is no longer in need of assembly and comes with Android 2.2 pre-installed. I would very much appreciate it if you could change your website information about our Open source device so that it reflects its current status.
Tnx in advance.
i have Dell XD35 …would like to have free andriod os with root access..with other software of linux…Do let me know if how can i backup and check this new os.
Dell XD35 isn’t a phone we support on the Replicant Project. Apparently, it’s not supported by CyanogenMod (the Android derivate Replicant is based on) either so you have very poor chances of getting an Android version with root on it.
Very good project !
It’s a good thing to have a free Android (I have a Acer Liquid).
I’ve made a little post on my blog to talk about you
my phone is nokia n900.iam really interested in replicant.Is it possible to install replicant on ma phone. Please help me to install it.
We do not support N900 on the Replicant project, though there is a project called NITDroid (that includes non-free parts) that has Android running with most things working.
See http://nitdroid.com/index.php?title=Main_Page
Maybe in the future we could eventually integrate a fully free NITDroid fork to Replicant…
Thank you for your work.
I’m not a developer yet, but would like to liberate my communication. Which Nexus S exactly do I need to purchase: http://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?sQuickSearch=yes&sName=nexus+s
And how difficult is it to flash the images? I have succeeded in flashing custom CWM and CM 7 and use the F-droid app, but I want to step up freedom.
Well, Replicant runs on any GSM Nexus S as far as I know. Note that we do not support the CDMA models, or “Nexus S 4G”.
A standard Nexus S (I9020) should work as well as a I9023 (that I use). I think one already tested Replicant on I9020A and it works the same, though I’m not 100% sure.
And flashing Replicant on Nexus S is easy, it’s really hard to do it wrong. Plus you can get real time help on IRC.
I just found about you, great work!
I have an Acer Iconia A500 tablet, I wish I’ll be able to install Replicant too one day…
Our next target will most likely be the Galaxy S, sorry.