How to Customize an Android After Installing on a Netbook

1. Click the orange slider bar on the right side of your Android desktop. Double-click 'File Manager.' Double-click 'kernel.' Continue to navigate to the proper folder location for your configuration file by double-clicking 'arch,' 'x86' and 'configs.' Move the kernel configuration file to this location if you are customizing the existing Android X86 kernel. If you are using an entirely prebuilt Android kernel, you can save the kernel file in any location. Make a note of the kernel's directory path.

2. Return to the Applications menu. Double-click the Terminal Emulator application to launch this program.

3. Type 'make iso_img TARGET_PRODUCT=eeepc TARGET_KERNEL_CONFIG=kernelconfigfile,' where 'kernelconfigfile' is the file name of your kernel configuration file. Do not use this command if you are using the fully prebuilt kernel. Press 'Enter.'

4. Type 'make iso_img TARGET_PRODUCT=eeepc TARGET_PREBUILT_KERNEL=

,' where 'kernelfilelocation' is the location of the prebuilt kernel file. You use this command when you want to completely replace the existing Android kernel. Press 'Enter' to execute this command. Close the Terminal Emulator window once you finish.