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port for intel x86 android phones??
#1
Are there any ports for x86 android phones eg xolo x900 droid razer I

On my xolo x900 v0.5 opens but cannot load any game
v0.6 does not open at all

Can anyone kindly release a port fpr x86 devices
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#2
Not yet. Certainly possible to do, but I don't have an x86 android device and I don't know anyone who has one that I could borrow, so I can't test on one. I was hoping that somebody with such a device would get it working.
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#3
thanks for the quick reply
please try as soon as you can get one

would love to try it on my device
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#4
I'm not sure if this is compatible with the x86 phones but Henrik if you want try you can create a Virtual machine a use this http://www.android-x86.org/ for testing ppsspp on x86 platforms.
Would it be compatible?
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#5
When it gets working OpenGL ES 2.0, yes.
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#6
i have zte grand x in.
and 0,5 works but 0.6.X doesnt open
Here we have a plugin http://www.epsxe.com/files/libopenglplugin_intel.so its for epsxe but meaby it will help.
i really want to have that app on my phone.
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#7
Tried the version from the download page ppsspp.org in my x86 phone.
At v0.5-254-g8c07a5c app start
At v0.5-286-g66e9385 does not start
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#8
And 0.7 is out and still not working.
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#9
kaju666, I will work on this soon, and will need someone to test some things on hardware. PM me your email address if you're interested.
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#10
Could this help?

https://01.org/android-ia/

It said that have Graphic 3D libraries and is based on kernel 3.8 Linux

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Edit: After a look it seems unuseful at the moment
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#11
I'm also interested in ported ppsspp to x86 Android phones. I've got Motorola Razr I Xt890, which has 2GHz Intel Atom Penwell processor and this is really great phone, with top performance.

One thinks is bothering me, though, will this processor be "power enough" to emulate psp ? As one core, one thread (well there is hyperthreading, but still) clocked at 2 GHz it's quite powerful - even compared to top arm devices, but the difference is architecture - x86 vs ARM.

PSP main processor has MIPS architecture, so there both are RISC processor vs x86 Atom which is CISC, so i'm curius if emulation will be slower on x86 based processors ?

ps. Henrik, I'm quite busy right now, but if you will be looking for help with hardware tests, I'm available in april, and I'll be happy to help.
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#12
It will likely be faster than most ARM phones, but we'll see...
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#13
I just added x86 support. No idea if it actually works or if it will just crash and burn, I haven't tried it yet as I have no x86 android devices and too lazy to set up a VM Smile
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#14
Bad News

Tested it with my Motorola Razr i with Intel Inside and the app does not run anymore.
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#15
Pls delete x86 Support , it dosent work ;D
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