Some crafty coders over at InternetTableTalk were able to (with more than a bit of effort) get the Android platform up-and-running on the Nokia N810. Seems as though Nokia devices are a bit partial to Android, which comes as a surprise considering Nokia’s new efforts in open handsets. Let’s hope it’s a sign of things to come. Check out the install instructions after the break (they’re super easy).
How to Install Android on the Nokia N810
No partitioning needed (135MB free space needed)
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Step #1
Put android.img.bz2 on your memory cardAfter putting the file on the memory card (either one) there must be 110MB free space on whichever card is holding the android.img.bz2 image.
You can get the file here (See md5sum information below)
http://tablethacker.com/software/android.img.bz2
http://penguinbait.com/android.img.bz2Step #2
Then install the deb, this will flash your kernel and give you an icon in extras menu to start Android.http://tablethacker.com/software/android-installer.deb
http://penguinbait.com/adroid-installer.debOnce complete you just reboot
If you need more instructions or help, you can find a vibrant community over at the AndroidBoards forums, or discuss it at InternetTableTalk.com
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November 15th, 2008 at 11:13 pm
That just make me cream my self!
I can’t wait to get my N810 and install Android!
Thanks!!