Android Live CD: Not Quite There Yet
Yesterday I learned that a live CD version of Android was available for download. I've been curious about this OS and have tried out several Linux live CDs of other distros, so I thought I'd give this one a look.
I got as far as the Live Android startup screen and everything stopped. I let it set for nearly 10 minutes, but nothing. After rebooting a couple of times I decided it just wasn't going to work.
Since I couldn't get Live Android to run the way a live CD normally does, I decided to fire it up in VirtualBox OSE. Sure enough, there it was.
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