I would like too did you find any app already made for it ? Or how did you 
finished this ?

Dne pátek, 15. března 2013 18:19:13 UTC+1 ColdShot napsal(a):
>
> i  have an acer a200 iconia tablet i wish to usee display link on my 
> computer and my tablet to turn my teblet into an extended monitor  .. 
> possibly using it as second or third monitor  if used as third monitor i 
> have a real monitor as well i just think it be cool to use mty tablet on 
> the other side of the  lap top 
> if any  help can be had in my direction please let me know what i can do 
> im currently enrolled in college for video game design i know fairly little 
> code and  understand  maybe less  then i know lol 
>
> On Tuesday, July 13, 2010 10:32:19 AM UTC-4, magoroku15 wrote:
>>
>> Hi Brandon 
>>
>> I see, you has enable USB host mode, attaced keyboard with your phone, 
>> It's great sounds. 
>>
>> I will recommend to you step by step for displaylink  following as: 
>> 1. You should check and write down  your kernel version. 
>> 2. Look for the kernel source tree or helper package for kernel module 
>> compiling. 
>> 3. Make ko modules, and insert it. 
>>
>> If you has no problems in these steps, you almost get it. 
>>
>> Next, you Check frame buffer device node in you phone. Android system 
>> can only open 
>> the first screen device. Therefor if you put it in your ko, you can't 
>> see any change in you  screens. 
>> For new displaylin device, you must turn to second device in any way. 
>> In my case, is its easy , 
>> because I had all of source code for beagleboard, I can disable native 
>> display, at kernel  compile time. 
>>
>> In your case, you must need litter more consideration. 
>> a) In init.rc, delete device nodes for native display, and wait for 
>> display link device appear. 
>> b) Apply the binary path to your Android middle ware in you phone. 
>> Search your native device name 
>>    in you Android binary and change it. I know some native frame 
>> buffer device node is  /dev/graphics/fb0. 
>>
>>
>> On 7月9日, 午前3:08, Brandon Rosenbaum <ows.brosenb...@gmail.com> wrote: 
>> > Thank you for getting in touch with me!  You are the person I would 
>> > most like to talk to.  The reason I want to use your code is because 
>> > there is a way to put the Motorola Droid into USB Host mode.  Please 
>> > see the following - 
>> > 
>> > http://www.tombom.co.uk/blog/?p=124 
>> > 
>> > I have successfully put my Moto Droid into USB Host Mode and hooked up 
>> > a keyboard to it.  Now I am hoping to use your code to be able to put 
>> > the DisplayLink driver onto my Android system.  Would you be able to 
>> > work with me to be able to make this happen?  Please feel free to 
>> > email me directly if you wish. 
>> > 
>> > On Jul 7, 9:55 pm, magoroku15 <magorok...@gmail.com> wrote: 
>> > 
>> > > Hi Lists 
>> > 
>> > > This is magoroku15. I am glad to touch my code. But my effort is 
>> > > mention to build my own embedded device with beagleboard. 
>> > > Therefore you can't aplly for ordinally celler phone, because these 
>> > > phone don't have useb host. 
>> > 
>> > > If you have interest in my effort, please refer following page,
>> http://sites.google.com/site/voyageofbeagleboard/Home 
>> > 
>> > > Thank you
>
>

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