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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 09/05/2018 10:41 PM, Greg Oliver
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                class="gmail_default">I'm actually looking to run
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                class="gmail_default">(and not the ARM port for Linux),
                and using a self built (Shield like) build.  I do not
                want to use the regular port due to also wanting all of
                the other easy to install and use android apps, etc, not
                to mention the ease of use for others.</div>
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                class="gmail_default">I was just wondering if anyone had
                done it - I have not run across a post yet
                unfortunately.  It looks like I will be the guinea pig
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                class="gmail_default">I will definitely post back my
                findings - I plan on spending some time on it tomorrow. 
                There are several (10's) posts describing the Adnroid
                build steps, so I should have no issues.</div>
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                class="gmail_default">Thanks!</div>
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                class="gmail_default">-Greg<br>
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    I have never installed Android on a Raspberry Pi. I would be
    interested in how that works. I expect that it will not work well
    with the android version of MythTV.  I think the limited amount of
    memory will be a factor and I think android has a lot of overhead
    that raspbian does not have. Also you may find the hardware assisted
    deinterlace that we use with raspbian does not work on android.<br>
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    Peter<br>
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