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I wrote about installing Ubuntu on Allwinner A10 devices here
http://www.flashmyandroid.com/forum/showthread.php?672-GUIDE-Building-Ubuntu-images-for-the-Novo-7-Elf

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Appreciated.

EDIT: But I would like to be able to live boot as well. Know of any that do that?

nope

--- Quote from: Steep on 06-05-2012, 12:43:47 PM ---

--- Quote from: Thunder on 06-05-2012, 12:40:59 PM ---

--- Quote from: Steep on 06-05-2012, 12:39:12 PM ---
I wrote about installing Ubuntu on Allwinner A10 devices here
http://www.flashmyandroid.com/forum/showthread.php?672-GUIDE-Building-Ubuntu-images-for-the-Novo-7-Elf

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Appreciated.

EDIT: But I would like to be able to live boot as well. Know of any that do that?

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You can also boot ubuntu from microsd:
http://rhombus-tech.net/allwinner_a10/a10_image/

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I don't want to use Ubuntu. I also want a i386 processor.

nope, not helping you

x86 is not an option for ultra-mobile
nope

too hot, too power-hungry

--- Quote from: Steep on 06-05-2012, 13:28:00 PM ---
nope, not helping you

x86 is not an option for ultra-mobile
nope

too hot, too power-hungry

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Tell that to the people who made the OQO.

Get a gameboy pocket

The OQO runs Windows XP. If a device can run Windows XP, I consider it to fully support x86, and thus all classic versions of Windows, and thus Linux, and DOS, and even Mac OS, and a dozen other operating systems I won't get into. It would also be nice to do this and that, etc. Why not?

slow cpu fruity battery life

--- Quote from: Steep on 06-05-2012, 13:38:45 PM ---
slow cpu fruity battery life

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I really don't care about either. It can take 10 hours to render a frame in 3D and the battery only last 1 hour, and I'm OK with it. It just has to work, and be a cheap non-consumer product.

Come on, the whole internet is going to read this, the pressure is on YOU.

my suggestion is to run a vnc server on your home pc and use chinavita to connect to it for your x86 needs

but NOOOOOOOOO YOU DON'T WANT TO CONNECT IT TO ANOTHER COMPUTER.

--- Quote from: Steep on 06-05-2012, 14:20:24 PM ---
my suggestion is to run a vnc server on your home pc and use chinavita to connect to it for your x86 needs

but NOOOOOOOOO YOU DON'T WANT TO CONNECT IT TO ANOTHER COMPUTER.

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Connecting through the internet just to use a PC? No thanks.

you're welcome

--- Quote from: Steep on 06-05-2012, 14:25:09 PM ---
you're welcome

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It sounds like no question was really answered here.