Yes - OMAP supports 2.2 (foyo). But I must point out that the hardware requirements for the Android platform go beyond just the SoC - like WiFi and location support.
Most of the needed BSP changes needed for Android can be picked up from the various vendor sites (i.e. http://git.omapzoom.org for the latest OMAP stuff). Qualcomm also has a site - not sure about the others but I expect the same. Also, Google supports a few of the chip vendors from their site as well (http://android.git.kernel.org). Basically, the omap kernel on git.omapzoom.org is cloned from the Google site with the latest TI patches added on. The same is done with the platform code. git.omapzoom.org is a mirror of the android.git.kernel.org with the latest SoC specific acceleration additions. ...Kd On Jun 3, 5:20 am, "Huseyin Bashan" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > Does anyone know any information about minumum and optimum Android 2.2 > (froyo) hardware requirements? > > Example: > > We know Qualcomm Snapdragon ( nexus one SoC) can support Froyo with flash 10.1 > > What about other SoC? > > example; > OMAP > Braodcom > Marwell > Wondermadia.. > etc.. > > Second question is > > if Soc and HW spec supports Froyo with adobe flash 10.1. What kind of > changes and additions are required on the BSP and SoC platform source ( SW ) > of the SoC? > > Huseyin Bashan > thank you very much -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
