Preview of the G1-Dream ROM

udK

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• Oct 3, 2008

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Ok guys, the ROM it's not much customized, there is inside just the HTC YouTube player, for the rest it seems a clean Android base system.

Some screenshot:

 

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udK

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orb3000

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• Oct 3, 2008

• #3

Does this ROM will work in other HTC devices?

Thanks

 

kidnamedAlbert

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• Oct 3, 2008

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oh man how do you get these things?

 

udK

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orb3000 said:

Does this ROM will work in other HTC devices?

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It's very difficult because the ROM it's de facto a linux system with his initrd, totally different from our actual HTC ROM.

 

swaney

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• Oct 3, 2008

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there is an sdk for android.. jus google it and u will be sure to find it

 

kidnamedAlbert

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did you take those screenshots?

 

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Jackerer

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If I buy the HTC Dream in Taiwan,
with a traditional chinese ROM,
do you think it will be easier to flash the ROM compared to windows mobile?
I usually wanted to buy a HTC Touch Pro in Taiwan,
but if flashing the ROM doesn't work right,
the phone is waistet money.
But Android is open, so it will be easy no?

 

imfloflo

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• Oct 3, 2008

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i'm happy to see you are working on this i like this OS and want to have it running on my Polaris instead the R1 Syrius .
Thanks for the work you made.

 

deechte

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• Oct 3, 2008

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Ignore this post

 

warwolfx0

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• Oct 3, 2008

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if you guy want to run a sample
i gave instruction in my thread
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=432505
it doesn't have all the things his rom has but it works and looks the same

 

whitealien

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I remember time when I tried to put Linux mandrake on my laptop 5 years ago. It was disaster and a lot of headake during 5 month before I could get drivers for integrated ATI 3D chip and AMD cool n quite module. So I guess you need to bee big pro to make all neccessary drivers for each device to make android working , for example on Polaris

 

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Black93300ZX

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whitealien said:

I remember time when I tried to put Linux mandrake on my laptop 5 years ago. It was disaster and a lot of headake during 5 month before I could get drivers for integrated ATI 3D chip and AMD cool n quite module. So I guess you need to bee big pro to make all neccessary drivers for each device to make android working , for example on Polaris

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On your laptop, why don't you just get a LiveCD or LiveDVD? Runs the entire operating system off of a disc, no need to install anything. Just boot up, choose "boot from CD" and you're good to go. Linux = Godly

 

whitealien

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Black93300ZX said:

On your laptop, why don't you just get a LiveCD or LiveDVD? Runs the entire operating system off of a disc, no need to install anything. Just boot up, choose "boot from CD" and you're good to go. Linux = Godly

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5 years ago there was not live CDs

 

beartard

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There were live CDs as long ago as 8 years. Knoppix was one of the first (and best).

Linux has come a long way since then. As long as you're not buying serial-number "1" of any piece of hardware, you should be ok nowadays.

 

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whitealien said:

5 years ago there was not live CDs

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LOL. I remember running a live linux LCD in 1995

 

beartard

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cr2 said:

LOL. I remember running a live linux LCD in 1995

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Yggdrasil! (sucked)

 

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EMERYfan1988

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Virtual keyboard

hey is that a virtual keyboard that you designed for the android OS, or is that stock, cause the g1 isnt released with a virtual keyboard, and sure looks like one.... and it looks really nice...

 

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NioX5199

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Yeah where does this virtual keyboard comes from ??? it looks very very good but it's the first time I see it.

 

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mdelleman

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xspeed9190 said:

so lets say i was able to get my hands on a G1 now, what exactly would you guys need. I might work for a company that will sell the g1 oct 22. and random store mangers where given the phone ALREADY to use secretly.

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