Hello: I have an A33-based tablet, and want to replace its android with a debian system, like I already did with my old A13-based tabled. Unfortunately, since the A33 is still unsupported, I want to use the original android kernel. The problem is that I'm unable to get access to the framebuffer. If I execute the STOP command to stop the android system, the framebuffer stops working, and writing to /dev/graphics/fb0 has no results in screen, so I can't launch an X server. But if I launch programs that need a lot of memory (like GCC compiling a kernel), the screen gets filled with random patterns, which seems to mean that the framebuffer memory is being used as "classic" memory.
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