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

Appreciated.

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

nope

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

Appreciated.

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

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

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

nope, not helping you

x86 is not an option for ultra-mobile
nope

too hot, too power-hungry

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

slow cpu fruity battery life

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.

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.

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

you're welcome

you're welcome

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It sounds like no question was really answered here.