The OTA is rolling out for the new Sony NSZ-GS7.

In case anyone is interested, here is the download link, captured with Wireshark on my NSZ-GS7:

I used the NDK described here:
http://gtvhacker.com/index.php/Logitech_Revue_Technical

I didn't have any luck with the official NDKr6.x86 (couldnt get it to statically link.). But I did not try with r6b yet.

And of course it works, that is how Better Terminal Emulator Pro is working on Google TV.

Slight update, my Sony box updated to Google TV 2.0 this morning, and I was able to verify that my app Better Terminal Emulator Pro does appear in Market even though it uses native code. I didn't think that would be the case.

If you use the NDK, your app can be made to work if you statically link your shared library with libc and any other libraries you need. The ABI is "none" so you have to put your shared library in libs/none in your Android project. You can then side-load the app. But, it will not show up in...

See my other post about the NDK. You can statically link, but then you need to build static versions of all required libraries.

-Howard

The NDK is not supported on Google TV 2.0. If an app uses the NDK, it will be filtered out in Android Market on Google TV devices. That said, it is possible to compile native code for Google TV; however, shared libraries including libc.so are not available on the device, so you have to statically li...

Update: my Sony box updated this morning and I was able to verify that my app Better Terminal Emulator Pro is running fine on Google TV. Better Terminal Emulator Pro includes a multi-session native terminal emulator as well as BASH shell support, BusyBox, SSH and Telnet clients. I was kind of surpri...

Better Terminal Pro - http://i.imgur.com/FhRIah.jpg How did you get BTP to work? Mine kept force closing before the terminal was launched. Have to download the paid version from the market. I figured it was a good buy, I tried a bunch of other versions prior to paying for it, none of which worked. ...