GitHub - tux-mind/tf201-dev: the main target of that project is to build a powerful and highly flexible android universal boot loader. with "universal" i mean that it can run on every device and can boot every OS. on every device because it isn't a boot loader. is an init ram disk replacement that works as boot loader. so devices with locked boot loader can use it too. and every OS because it can load external kernel, change root device and modify android fstab on the fly. so you can have ubuntu, stock android, custom android roms, gentoo, arch linux......and so on ( in theory windows too )

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the main target of that project is to build a powerful and highly flexible android universal boot loader. with "universal" i mean that it can run on every device and can boot every OS. on every device because it isn't a boot loader. is an init ram disk replacement that works as boot loader. so devices with locked boot loader can use it too. and …

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android_chooser		android_chooser
kernel_chooser		kernel_chooser
recovery_installer		recovery_installer
root_chooser		root_chooser
scripts		scripts
smasher816		smasher816
touchpad_control		touchpad_control
utils		utils
.gitignore		.gitignore
README		README
TODO		TODO

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o scripts/ scripts to generate images and tweak keyboard layout.

o root_chooser/ the program that change root on boot

o android_chooser/ the program that change the android fstab on boot

o kernel_chooser/ the fake initrd that works as a boot loader.

o touchpad_control/ small program tp activate/deactivate the touchpad.

** NOTE **
you need to patch BlobTools inorder to generate valid blob files.
use these the files: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_asus_tf201/tree/ics/blobpack
you only need to build blobkpack ( "$ make blobpack" )