$./adb shell
$su
mount -o rw,remount rootfs /
chmod 777 /mnt/sdcard
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Hi there,
I am trying to use an sdcard on my built android source:
1)
mksdcard -l mysdcard 1024M mysdcardfile.img
2)
chmod 777 mysdcardfile.img
3)
emulator -sdcard mysdcardfile.img
But when I am trying to push anything to the sdcard, I don't have writing
permissions:
*Failed to push sele
Nobody ? :o
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wow thanks for your reponses.
My intention is not to flush all the RAM, but as Satish Bellapu
suggested the data that I have allocated should be deleted from the
RAM.
When I download a file from the internet and then save it as a file to
the android device
I may be able to prove that saving and
Although I know its not polite to force people to help with ones
problems,
but unitl now I really could not figure an alternative way how to
clean the RAM without rebooting the device...
Does anyone have any idea ?
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Hello,
Does anyone know if there is a good article/book/something else about
BLOBs using in Android SQLite ?
I read in one thread that it is not a very good idea but i could not
figure out why that is.
Any information would be helpful.
Thank you very much !
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I want to run some benchmark tests. For that I have to make sure that
files are read from the file system not from the RAM.
Repeating the test by rebooting the device may be quite annoying...
So there is no way ?
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Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to flush all the data that is stored in
the RAM of an android device.
Since the devices have different memory sizes I dont think its the
best idea to just read a lot of small files from the disk in order to
overwrite the RAM (which is kind of a manual way of f
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