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On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 9:40 PM, vamsi android wrote:
>
>> - How reliable are Android phones?
>>
>
> Not reliable at all.
>
>
>> - Does it really need attention to make Android phone reliable? i.e., real
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 9:40 PM, vamsi android wrote:
> - How reliable are Android phones?
>
Not reliable at all.
> - Does it really need attention to make Android phone reliable? i.e., real
> time?
>
We'll take all the attention we can get.
> - Does android users really face reliability kin
Thank you for your explanation.
i understand that i can jst write a driver, however, I just want to
see if there's a way that already exist for developer to call or use
at the app level or library or framework level
so that we can securely transmit data to kernel
Well because I am a newbie for
simple solution would be to just create a stream interface based driver and
write to it whatever you want to. If you want to actually do some key\secret
exchange, implement some ioctl calls for itbut again, i think you should
do your data manipulation in app layer and then just send that data t
yea you can say that as "encrypted channel"
I just want to study how Applications now use what kind of functions
or ways to transmit data to kernel
so probably later I can try to write my own "channel" so that
application can bypass "Library" and "Application Framework" level
any idea?
On Oct
Do you mean if there exists an "encrypted channel" between the framework and
the kernel? Why do you need that? do you want to send data to kernel over
this "secure" channel and then extract the data again in kernel do some
stuff on it and then transmit?
Why not do all your data manipulation in the
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 10:54 PM, ranjith vk wrote:
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>>
>> No, not at all. A real-time system is slower performance than a non-realtime
>> one. Please read the documentation for what a real-time kernel means
>> for details on this.
>>
>> Running the rt kernels will just slow down your android
Hi All,
I recently want to write a driver tunneling stuff
but first I have to figure out what are the Secure ways to transfer
data from "Application Framework" and "Library" to Kernel.
Any Idea?
thanks,
Jerome Hwang
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Did you build the module against your new kernel? (i.e. ARCH=arm
KERNEL_DIR=/kernel make). I've encountered that
error message before and it seems that the booted kernel still do not
allow "Enable Loadable Module" .config support. Are you sure emulator
is booted with the new kernel? (i.e. emulator
>
> No, not at all. A real-time system is slower performance than a non-realtime
> one. Please read the documentation for what a real-time kernel means
> for details on this.
>
> Running the rt kernels will just slow down your android system, which is
> not what I think you want it to do.
>
> go
Hi,
I'm new to android development, and I'm wondering if there's a way
that android application can call a external application
or do some system function like load/unload a module, modify the
system configuration, etc.
can anyone give me some idea about this? thanks a lot
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 11:48 PM, vamsi android wrote:
> See Greg, as stated in previous emails, if music application wont get
> scheduling time which is stuck up with non pre-emptable task then we can see
> music is not running cont.
The way the kernel works, I do not think you will ever see th
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