AM350 Android E Ink Simulator
I've uploaded a video of my manual AM350 Android E Ink Simulator. I have not yet implemented simulation of the actual display controller or the physical effects and timing of the waveform and update mode selection, but I think with time, there is nothing that prevents that from being done.
I was just about to try downloading Gingerbread AOSP today, but I found out that apparently you have to have a 64-bit system to even build their code. I had thought I was doing well with my Core Duo T2300 1.66GHz/1GB/320GB, but after looking at Gingerbread build requirements and their mailing list where they ruthlessly bandy about numbers like 4GB of RAM like its commonplace, I realize I really need an upgrade. Hopefully prices will fall after Chinese New Year.
I was just about to try downloading Gingerbread AOSP today, but I found out that apparently you have to have a 64-bit system to even build their code. I had thought I was doing well with my Core Duo T2300 1.66GHz/1GB/320GB, but after looking at Gingerbread build requirements and their mailing list where they ruthlessly bandy about numbers like 4GB of RAM like its commonplace, I realize I really need an upgrade. Hopefully prices will fall after Chinese New Year.
posted by jayakumar at 3:26 AM
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