是否可以将 Android 移植到 Symbian 手机
我有一部基于 Symbian 的手机，配备 ARM Cortex-A8 处理器（SonyEricsson Vivaz），我正在考虑尝试为其移植 Android 操作系统有多困难。显然，Android 可以在无数具有不同硬件的设备上运行，因此我想使其适应 SE 硬件应该不会太难。有人可以给我一个线索，从哪里开始，或者这是否可以进行......
I have a Symbian based phone with a ARM Cortex-A8 processor (SonyEricsson Vivaz) and was thinking on how hard would it be to try and port the Android OS for it. Obviously Android runs on a myriad of devices with different hardware so I imagine it shouldn't be too hard to adapt it to SE hardware. Could some one give me a clue where to start or if this is even undertakable...
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您对手机硬件有多少信息？您是完全从头开始吗？
移植 Android 并不是一件简单的任务。第一件事是运行 Linux（最好是 2.6.32，以便与最新版本的 AOSP 更好地兼容。
如果你能找到一个可以在你的手机上运行的内核，那就是一大步。之后，你要确保外设 想要使用的驱动程序也有：触摸界面、液晶显示器、SD 卡、音频、视频，最困难的可能是 wifi、无线电 (GSM) 和电源管理模块。
你 不再有那么多事情要做了，Android 所需的内核还有一些变化，能够正确编译 Android 文件系统，连接一些按钮等东西，并与上面提到的驱动程序正确连接......
但总的来说，绝对不是一件容易的事（恕我直言）。
How much information do you have about the hardware in the phone ? Are you starting completely from scratch ?
Porting Android is not simple task. First thing is to have Linux running (preferably 2.6.32 for more compatibility with the latest releases of AOSP.
If you can find a kernel that can run on your phone, that's one big step. After that, you want make sure that the peripherals you want to use also have the right drivers : touch interface, LCD display, SD card, audio, video. The ones that are probably most difficult will be wifi, radio (GSM) and power management module.
If you get that far, you don't have that much to go anymore, a few more changes in the kernel needed for Android, be able to compile Android correctly file system, hook up a few things like buttons and correctly interface with the drivers mentioned above...
But overall, definitely not an easy task (IMHO).