What then? Should I build android platform or maybe prebuild binaries
will be enough?
Must I build the kernel before building module driver? Setting cross
compiler options like below:
> > > export
> > > CROSSTOOLS=/usr/src/android/prebuilt/linux-x86/toolchain/arm-eabi-4.3.1
> > > export PATH=$CRO
Hi,
I tried searching this on few other lists - no hits
How do I get an android shell (console which is run from /init.rc) to
work on /dev/tty* devices ?
I am not sure how it worked on few other hardware that I have been working with.
But recently the device got changed from the generic /dev/ttyS
If they are really out of ideas they could use the MAC from whatever
wireless/bluetooth/ethernet they have on the device as part of the unit
unique serial number.
On Feb 25, 2010 10:41 PM, "Mike Lockwood" wrote:
In the android devices I have worked on, the serial number is
programmed into flash.
In the android devices I have worked on, the serial number is
programmed into flash. The bootloader passes it to the kernel via the
kernel command line and this is then passed to the USB driver. See
arch/arm/mach-msm/devices-htc.c in the msm kernel for an example.
Mike
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 9
Hi Mike,
Thanks a lot for your quick reply.
But I still get some confusions.
Like HTC, they assigned device serial number like the followings:
HT97KL900624 device
HT94LLZ00229 device
If they assigned it by this way, HT97KL should be the model name, the
following digits may be the real serial n
kernel/common.git, of course.
On 2月26日, 上午6時41分, Rafał Grzybowski wrote:
> Which kernel version: kernel/linux-2.6.git, kernel/msm.git or kernel/
> tegra.git?
>
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Which kernel version: kernel/linux-2.6.git, kernel/msm.git or kernel/
tegra.git?
On 25 Lut, 11:15, Giuseppe Calderaro
wrote:
> > I need a kernel from android platform or kernel sources? I've
> > "downloaded" android sources on my Ubuntu. What is the next step.
>
> You can find the kernel here:htt
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 11:02 AM, Mike Lockwood wrote:
> Each device needs to have its own unique serial number even if they
> are the same model. That is the whole point of the serial number.
> Otherwise there is no way to tell them apart and you have this
> problem.
>
>
*SMH*
> Mike
>
> On We
You know that the kernel is Linux, so the first thing to look at is some
good books and / or sites for Linux kernel.
For applications, the books are for java developments ( mostly), so you can
always look at delvik virtual machine docs to dig deep, but that would not
help you for linux side of it.
Hi,
Can anyone recommend please a good book/s on Android Kernel
Development? I can only find books on Application development but none
on Kernel development. I am particularly interested in how Android
applications interface with the Linux Kernel.
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Now I am trying to plug in many devices with same model and hence same
serial number to the host Ubuntu PC.
When I execute the command:
$ adb devices
I got these results:
List of devices attached
0123456789ABCDEFdevice
0123456789ABCDEFdevice
0123456789ABCDEFdevice
0123456
Each device needs to have its own unique serial number even if they
are the same model. That is the whole point of the serial number.
Otherwise there is no way to tell them apart and you have this
problem.
Mike
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 9:43 PM, Yidong Han
wrote:
> Now I am trying to plug in many
>
> I've cloned entire platform on my Ubuntu, typed make yesterday and
> it's still compiling
I can suppose you're building the platform, not the kernel then...
> But probably the output will be for i386 since no arch was specified,
> right?
>
When you type make a small box appears to tell you
I'm not planning to port android on the new platform.
My customer has asked to support his android application on Eclair.
The application is Bluetooth HID keyboard (no SPP) and works great on
previous versions.
But it's broken on 2.1. And the problem is (I don't know how this
could be), he doesn't
Hi Rafał,
On gio, 2010-02-25 at 00:06 -0800, Rafał Grzybowski wrote:
>
> I need a kernel from android platform or kernel sources? I've
> "downloaded" android sources
> on my Ubuntu. What is the next step. Simple "make" would make a deal?
> Should I change the arch for this.
> What's the result of
>
> I need a kernel from android platform or kernel sources? I've
> "downloaded" android sources on my Ubuntu. What is the next step.
You can find the kernel here:
http://android.git.kernel.org/
kernel source code is not downloaded (afaik) when you download platform
source code.
You will need a
>
> The android kernel is linux kernel. You need a compiler/cross-compiler
> depending on which arch you're running android and the kernel you're running
> on the android platform.
> Just building the module against the running kernel should be enough.
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