I have recompiled Android glasfish kernel with uinput included but
still the header is missing :(
What next?
On Mar 31, 1:01 am, Pavan Savoy wrote:
> Yep, totally makes sense,
> on make menuconfig, it should be found under device drivers-> input device
> support -> Miscellaneous devices -> User l
Thank you for your suggestions. It's really very very helpfull. But the
current problem I am facing is how to customize the kernel for my phone. I
need to configure the CPU frequency of Android phone. However, the current
kernel doesn't support "userspace" governor. So I need to rebuild the kernel
Hi,
It cant work. It says modprobe: not found
Please Advice
On 26 March 2010 22:03, karthik poduval wrote:
> I think you should first type su(it may ask for password) in the console,
> then you get the # prompt instead of the $ prompt
>
> Then type your command *modprobe USB\ Network\ Controll
Hi, If you are able to compile and flash your version of Kernel then
you can write simple system calls such as GetCurrentFreq / SetCpuFreq
internally using functions acpuclk_get_rate and acpuclk_set_rate
respectively (both of these functions are defined in acpuclock.c
file).
On Mar 29, 1:43 pm, M
Yep, totally makes sense,
on make menuconfig, it should be found under device drivers-> input device
support -> Miscellaneous devices -> User level ...
2010/3/30 Rafał Grzybowski
> One more thing. I'm trying to compile sample uinput library with
> Android NDK but it cannot find linux/uinput.h
>
One more thing. I'm trying to compile sample uinput library with
Android NDK but it cannot find linux/uinput.h
What should be done? Kernel recompile with CONFIG_INPUT_UINPUT?
On Mar 30, 11:11 pm, Pavan Savoy wrote:
> do like the avrcp does (and some HIDs), use UINPUT subsystem, then you would
> o
Thank you for your help :)
On Mar 30, 11:11 pm, Pavan Savoy wrote:
> do like the avrcp does (and some HIDs), use UINPUT subsystem, then you would
> only need to write an application, instead of the driver.
>
> 2010/3/30 Rafał Grzybowski
>
> > :( I need to write an application that reads some dat
do like the avrcp does (and some HIDs), use UINPUT subsystem, then you would
only need to write an application, instead of the driver.
2010/3/30 Rafał Grzybowski
> :( I need to write an application that reads some data from Bluetooth
> SPP connection and sends it as keystrokes to the Android. I
:( I need to write an application that reads some data from Bluetooth
SPP connection and sends it as keystrokes to the Android. I thought
writing kernel driver is a good idea.
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I would like to get kernel console messages on the device screen
during booting.Is there a way to do this?
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2010/3/30 Rafał Grzybowski :
> Hello there,
>
> I'd like to know how to deploy kernel modules to the regular android
> device (not rooted)?
You can't.
-san
> With NDK I can deploy native libraries but how about modules?
>
> Thank you for your help.
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Hello there,
I'd like to know how to deploy kernel modules to the regular android
device (not rooted)?
With NDK I can deploy native libraries but how about modules?
Thank you for your help.
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