Yes, it is possible to do that. Go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1178546 I have it on my htc phone and its working pretty fast for a htc phone like the Topaz. Wi Fi, camera, g-sensor and call works on my device and there is little lag and not much bug on it. Oh ya its the most stable android bundle too. Installing is VERY VERY VERY easy. Let me show you:
Directions:
1. Download the full bundle (zip). (Updated September 1 2011)
If instead you just want the system.ext2 (zip) (Updated July 15 2011) file by itself... Don't download this if you're not sure! Grab the full bundle!
2. Extract the bundle. You’ll see a folder named FRX07.1, copy its contents to the root of your SD card. If you want to run Android from a folder instead of all the files on the root of the card, follow the steps below.
3. Go into the STARTUPS folder. Grab the appropriate startup.txt for your device (if you don't know what device you have, you should read the FAQ), and move it to the root of the card (or where you run haret.exe from. If you want to change the location of the build, put a rel_path= statement in the cmdline section of the startup.txt. Mine is located two folders deep on the SD, so my rel_path=Androids/TP2Ref)
4. Screen calibration - you have three choices:
6. Run haret.exe.. Profit!
7. It will boot for around 5-10 mins, the boot animation will be XDANDROID with muffin a kind of animation that appears to be writing.
8.Try test each of the functions on your device, see if it works.
9. If yes, congrats you got a full working android running on your device
*NOTE: If lets say one of the functions dont work, just forget it because you cant fix it. Another option is to try to go to XDA developers and find a solution
*ANOTHER NOTE: The android market isn't updated for some reasons so you will get limited things to download. Try go to your android browser and find your app of your choice to be downloaded over the net.
Directions:
1. Download the full bundle (zip). (Updated September 1 2011)
If instead you just want the system.ext2 (zip) (Updated July 15 2011) file by itself... Don't download this if you're not sure! Grab the full bundle!
2. Extract the bundle. You’ll see a folder named FRX07.1, copy its contents to the root of your SD card. If you want to run Android from a folder instead of all the files on the root of the card, follow the steps below.
3. Go into the STARTUPS folder. Grab the appropriate startup.txt for your device (if you don't know what device you have, you should read the FAQ), and move it to the root of the card (or where you run haret.exe from. If you want to change the location of the build, put a rel_path= statement in the cmdline section of the startup.txt. Mine is located two folders deep on the SD, so my rel_path=Androids/TP2Ref)
4. Screen calibration - you have three choices:
- Re-use an old ts-calibration file if you have it and you know it's good.
- Download the ts-calibration.zip file and extract it to where you put the rest of the files (root of SD or in a folder where you keep your android stuff) - make sure it all stays together!)
- Manually calibrate - boot with no ts-calibration file and watch the boot process - you'll be asked to hit 5 points to calibrate the screen. If you have issues calibrating, try an older kernel (1225 works well) Once you have the calibration file hold on to it (make 15 copies if it's a good one ), reboot & go back to the newest kernel!
6. Run haret.exe.. Profit!
7. It will boot for around 5-10 mins, the boot animation will be XDANDROID with muffin a kind of animation that appears to be writing.
8.Try test each of the functions on your device, see if it works.
9. If yes, congrats you got a full working android running on your device
*NOTE: If lets say one of the functions dont work, just forget it because you cant fix it. Another option is to try to go to XDA developers and find a solution
*ANOTHER NOTE: The android market isn't updated for some reasons so you will get limited things to download. Try go to your android browser and find your app of your choice to be downloaded over the net.
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