LXer: Allwinner offers support for XBMC media center for MK802, Mele A1000, other inexpensive Androi
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LXer: Allwinner offers support for XBMC media center for MK802, Mele A1000, other inexpensive Androi
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The Allwinner A10 is a low power ARM Cortex-A8 processor with Mali 400 graphics. It’s used in a number of inexpensive Android tablets, including most of Coby’s latest devices. But it’s also a popular chip for Android-powered set-top-boxes (or mini PCs) such as the MK802, Mele A1000, or Mini X. You can pick up any of those little boxes for less than $100, hook up a keyboard, mouse, and TV, and play Android games, surf the web, and even stream video from Netflix. The little boxes also run Ubuntu, Fedora, and other desktop Linux operating systems surprisingly well.
The little boxes also run Ubuntu, Fedora, and other desktop Linux operating systems surprisingly well.
It seems I am following you around trying to get images to put Linux on several of my devices. Is there an ISO image that I can put onto a Micro-SD Card to run a Linux Distro on my Mini-X Android TV Box?
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