Raspberry Pi 4

b1k3rdude

@Cee123, I am happy to use my pi3, but the lag the last time I used it was a non-starter.

rooky

@ BasicItStuff, as i saw on my pi 3 with open dabz, here maps and carplay the system was consuming less then 380 MB of Ram so, I dont think so... IT IS the storage subsystem where the limitations are, like modern PC systems, put a Intel i9 9900k with 64 GB of RAM in your system and let the OS run on an SATA I or for the fun SATA II or SATA 3.0 HDD and you'll see what i mean. Its not about the Big Block you know its how you can put so much power on the road.

BasicItStuff

I understand but giving the same i9 9900k 1GB of RAM with super fast storage would also be a bottleneck , you having to choose between booting windows or running an app, oh wait 😉

Cee123

@b1k3rdude Yeah true. I know what you mean. The hardware is too slow to run anything. And the freezing as well. Just tried mine again and my god was it slow.

BasicItStuff

The raspberry pi 3 is fine for me, I mean it could be better with raspberry pi 4.

IKS

Since we are developing Android 9 based on 4.19 kernel in the background anyways, this may be the first release for RPi4. However, there is no ETA yet, since many system components are not stable yet.

rooky

@IKS many thanks for the update here. Are you planning to integrate boot-up via USB 3.0?

Rafael_Gutierrez

@IKS said:
Since we are developing Android 9 based on 4.19 kernel in the background anyways, this may be the first release for RPi4. However, there is no ETA yet, since many system components are not stable yet.

Android 9??!!! That would be awesome...

BasicItStuff

That will keep this os super relevant 👍

Cee123

I recently asked on the Raspberry Pi website if the Raspberry Pi 4 will eventually get its own official images of Android given that it's more powerful than the 3b, but they never replied back. I guess they just don't like that idea.

But, Odroid have been doing that. And so have some other single board computers. With my XU4 I can download both Android and Lineage OS images for it.

BasicItStuff

@IKS said:
Since we are developing Android 9 based on 4.19 kernel in the background anyways, this may be the first release for RPi4. However, there is no ETA yet, since many system components are not stable yet.

That is great news 👍.

Persus

Any update on this @IKS

Cee123

Sorry, my mistake. (Post Removed)

daninmacon

I agree it would be a game-changer to get the Pi4 working on this.

Slava

Agree, Raspbery Pi 4, very frustrating it does not work

Cee123

Just wondering if Emteria could just be ported over or if it has to be re-made from scratch for the Pi 4. I asked the folks at Raspberry Pi, whether Raspberry Pi 4 will receive its own flashable Android images and, well, they never got back to me and were completely uninterested so...

Leos_electrone99

I suggest the new version of emteria for raspberry pi 3 and 4 should support both dsi and HDMI output at the same time. So, I can use the dsi (internal display) and HDMI (external display) to allow me connecting the pi with projector without disconnecting the dsi cable.

BasicItStuff

Any updates? Timeline?

ChrisL

I'm looking for this too. Would love to buy a Pi4 and run Emteria on it.

BasicItStuff

Give is some time, it's probably not an easy task.

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