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#16
(2015-04-01, 15:20)movie78 Wrote: If Rockchip RK3288 chip runs Android,why can't this device run Android/Kodi?

just because the underlying SoC is capable of running Android, doesn't mean every device based on that SoC is able to run Android. There's firmware/bootloader considerations at the very least.
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#17
(2015-04-01, 21:12)Matt Devo Wrote:
(2015-04-01, 15:20)movie78 Wrote: If Rockchip RK3288 chip runs Android,why can't this device run Android/Kodi?

just because the underlying SoC is capable of running Android, doesn't mean every device based on that SoC is able to run Android. There's firmware/bootloader considerations at the very least.

Maybe it can be done with chroot
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#18
(2015-03-31, 23:36)Matt Devo Wrote: being ARM-based, this will likely run ChromeOS and nothing else - certainly not OpenELEC/Kodi. So unless the Kodi Android app works under ChromeOS (which I don't believe it does), this is completely useless.
See a related discussion here about running the native Kodi for Android app on Chrome OS using ARC (Android Runtime for Chrome) in the future:

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=223157

If what's discussed there is true then it will be possible run Kodi for Android on any Chromebit, Chromebox, and Chromebook running Chrome OS.
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#19
Can i install kodi on a chromebit ?
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#20
We can actually run kodi inside of ChromeOS using crouton. The patch for the kodi target went live today Smile

Check out my How-to here: https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=320808 ([CHROMEOS] HOW TO - Install Kodi on ChromeOS using Crouton)
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