http://d.hatena.ne.jp/steleto/20080411/1207928969 - Japanese
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/steleto/20080412/1207978273 - Japanese
Roughly translation is;
I can't believe myself. Android m5-rc14 runs on my C700! Even though I didn't port double buffer support in frame buffer driver.Big congratulations to steleto! Great job!
What I have done is pretty much the same process with m3 porting. Build the kernel with Android patch and prepare the m5 images from SDK. That's it. Again, I haven't done anything for double buffer support.
There are some issues;
o flickering
o not tested network yet
o cursor key jumps around on Home menu
After I ported m5 to C3000 successfully, I looked into w100fb.c to check fisibility of C700. There's no mmap, so I thought it would be very difficult to port m5 to C700. But Android is way more flexible than my guess.
Current my guess is Android draws display by imageblit() if mmap() is not available. I'm discussing with steleto why m5 runs without double buffering in frame buffer driver. I'll post another article as soon as possible, if there is any progress in investigation.
Cheers,
