There is still plenty to be done and merged to have a pleasant XBMC experience on Ouya (Android joystick support + Ouya mapping, HDMI-CEC, checking if the store rules is compatible with ours, ...) so sideloading will be the way on Ouya launch.
Curr…
Hi Piers,
Tried latest firmware but no dice.
Apparently, CEC support is in the kernel but is not enabled.
You can see in /proc/config.gz (= the options used to build the kernel):
# CONFIG_TEGRA_CEC_SUPPORT is not set
meaning CEC was not enabled…
KonajuGames said:
arcticdog said:
Agreed. Also, I believe Android is licensed under the Apache license, so even if a violation of GPL were to have occurred, it wouldn't be relevant here.
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Correct. Android is under the Apache licen…
Hi Amit,
I'm Christian, actually ;-)
Great news that it is wired and that a driver is there! If you can provide me with some kind of beta driver, I can start implementing it in libcec, and thus in xbmc.
You can contact me at koying_at_xbmc.org
As someone else said, one of the selling point of the OUYA is that it is open-source.
Now, some stuff could be proprietary (nvidia drivers for ex.) but I expect at least the kernel sources to be readily available.
Doing otherwise, whatever the promi…
