It seems that to use Android's AOSP for everything except Raspberry Pi, that it must be built from source. Raspberry has image builds for it. I wouldn't bring it up, except, that sometimes another OS is needed for programs which have requirements not met by FreeBSD. Unless you want to have a complicated Linux compatibility layer.
So, Raspberry Pi is the option for using AOSP (Android Operating System Project). While it can be built for 64 bit PC's, building it from source code seems like too much. It would have been nice to use a live USB to boot into AOSP.
So, Raspberry Pi is the option for using AOSP (Android Operating System Project). While it can be built for 64 bit PC's, building it from source code seems like too much. It would have been nice to use a live USB to boot into AOSP.