The company also provides 2 Android Jelly Bean source code release:

CPU usage is always around 6 to 7, the popup window showing “App is not responding : Wait / Kill” appears very often, and sometimes even the mouse point can’t be moved around. First download gapps-jb-20120726-signed.zip, then extract it and copy the files in the micro SD card as follows in a Linux PC:īut then I decided to stop playing with Android on Wandboard for now, because I don’t like to torture myself using a system so slow. I was able to install Google Play in the Wandboard. Adb is still not working so for a development board it’s quite a massive shortcoming if you want to develop Android apps for the platform.

I’ve given it a try in Wandboard Dual, and it seems Ethernet support is gone (Sorry my mistake, Ethernet IS working, but there’s no indication when it’s connected, and it’s pretty slow), Wi-Fi works but I’ve encountered the known issue above, and it’s quite slow, at least at the beginning, because of mmcqd process that seemed very busy with my microSD card. Might need to turn off “Avoid poor connections” in Wi-Fi ->Advanced to keep connection alive. Wanboard has release an improved Android image on the 14th of March which you can download for both Solo and Dual version of the development board with the following Changelog:įix HDMI audio/playback issue with certain monitor. Wandboard Dual (Click to Enlarge) Android 4.1.2 Image and Source Code I’ve tried the binary images, and had a quick look at the source code and corresponding documentation. Since I’ve received my previous short review of the Wandboard Dual development board, there has been more work on done the platform with new Android and Ubuntu images, Jelly Bean source, Linux SDK release, and git repo setup.

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