Unfortunately, there isn't really an "easy" and "simple" way to do this. Although between these links the installation guide is pretty detailed. Hope this helps.
Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 - PPCGeeks
Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2 Rhodium Updated 5-20-2010 - PPCGeeks
What's Working
Vibration
Touchscreen
GPS Somewhat
Navigation buttons, refer to the FAQ for details
CDMA Radio: Phone calls, SMS
CDMA Data: Sprint and Verizon for sure. USCC needs a workaround for now, refer to the FAQ. Others I haven't gotten latest reports on.
Earpiece/mic (only for phone calls)
WiFi (Networks with WEP encryption do not work, unprotected and WPA networks are fine)
Hardware Keyboard, works for most all devices
Backlight control: turn off auto-dimming in WinMo if you want it to work
Market
Charging for the most part. Battery meter and temp readings not 100%
Semi-Working
Battery status, the battery meter is working but the calculations aren't proper. So it will show a status but won't be 100% proper by any means.
Power management: Definitely a work in progress, don't expect more than maybe 8 hours on a charge.
Charging, with latest kernel, they have updated the vbus settings to see power applied and show proper charging status. As mentioned though the meter isn't 100% so I don't know that it will shut off charging so don't leave hooked up for extended periods would be my recommendation.
GSensor. Works fine for games, but for standard desktop usage it is quirky, so best to disable Auto Rotation, refer to FAQ. But it will always rotate for you when you slide the keyboard open, so no loss.
Hardware 3D accel, iffy, but does work, but does cause some things not to. Refer to FAQ for how to enable.
GPS works for the most part but is a little unstable currently but progress is constantly being made.
Not Working Currently
External Speaker Sound (music, ringtones, etc.)
Full Speakerphone, External Speaker works in-call but Mice doesn't currently
Bluetooth
Camera
USB Mass Storage
MMS, at least that I have heard, I haven't tried myself.
Proper battery meter, it won't show you your battery life properly as mentioned above. Work in progress.
Proper charging, again, as mentioned above, works, but wouldn't trust leaving plugged in till the meter is functioning properly.
Battery temperature readings. Not calculated properly just yet.
