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Likes playing with BF
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Dandenong
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Hi does anyone know any good ways to run an android touch on a stock BA BF Colour screen ICC?
Ive bought and had a play with Raspberry Pi (3 B+) but there slow, annoyingly slow. And i couldn't find an android version that would work on it Ive also looked at mirror controlling my phone from ICC but the software out there to do it is hard to find. Also Ive looked into the CarPC, but i drive a Ute and a PC hidden away is too big, plus a windows version that would run on it (XP, Vista, Win7 arnt really touch friendly. And they lack cool android things like the forscan gauges and navigation. Anyone have any other options?
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There's a couple of threads on here but it depends how much you're prepared to spend.
http://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11481072
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Likes playing with BF
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Dandenong
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The raspberry pi looks to be to gutless to run Android. The Asus Tinker board should do the job.
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