Samesh,
   Although you have added 256 MB swap, check how much is being actually 
used, and how much is free?
You will need telnet or dropbear server running (which you will have to 
integrate with Android RFS), so that you can log in and run $logcat.

Regards,

-- 
Rupesh Gujare
http://embinux.com



Sameh M. Shaker wrote:
> I've added 256MB of swap, and it shows fine in /proc/meminfo ...
> One thing, how should I run logcat, I mean after the service zygote
> starts, there's no shell access anymore, indeed it would help, how to
> to get to it ??
>
> On Dec 18, 9:55 am, Rupesh Gujare <rupesh.guj...@embinux.com> wrote:
>   
>> Hi,
>>
>>    Firstly 64MB RAM is not quiet sufficient to run Android,(Android
>> recommends 128MB RAM) I am not sure after adding swap, how much it might
>> help.(You can check swap usage by - "$cat /proc/meminfo")  You can check
>> whats happening inside Android by running "$logcat" command. That will
>> give you a better idea.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> --
>> Rupesh Gujarehttp://embinux.com
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Sameh M. Shaker wrote:
>>     
>>> Hello everyone,
>>> I've spent the past 3 days porting Android to the Palm Treo 680...
>>> Managed to get a running kernel, that can mount partitions on the SD
>>> Card, built the latest source dump, and since the device only had 64MB
>>> Ram, I managed to enable a swap partition on the SD Card and have it
>>> enabled by init.rc...
>>> I've also combined /system with /data and the files in ramdisk.img
>>> into one large ext3 filesystem, that is the kernel takes as its root,
>>> and made all needed changes in init.rc to accommodate this change.
>>>       
>>> Kernel booted, root mounted, I can see the text "A N D R O I D" and it
>>> also shows the Android splash screen, but that's all...
>>>       
>>> The Android splash logo keeps blinking, and then it disappears and re-
>>> appears again, blinking, and so on in an infinite loop...
>>>       
>>> I've also noticed that the characters on the screen are very very
>>> small, esp with the "A N D R O I D" text, comparing to what I've seen
>>> on the emulator in the SDK..
>>>       
>>> Also the splash screen looks a bit odd, unlike the emulator, I can see
>>> two Androids, one that blinks and the other doesn't...
>>>       
>>> What could possibly be going wrong? kindly check these links for
>>> images of what I get on the screen
>>> http://smshaker.wordpress.com/?attachment_id=8
>>> http://smshaker.wordpress.com/?attachment_id=9
>>>       
> >
>   



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