Re: [android-kernel] Re: how to test touchscreen driver

2010-05-12 Thread karthik poduval
I think its called event.c++ (not sure though) somewhere in the Android code. On way to find out would be to grep on /dev/input/ and looks through search results for source code that opens these nodes. Regards, Karthik Poduval On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 1:02 PM, bridgette wrote: > Thanks...the dri

Re: [android-kernel] Eclair Cache Problem

2010-05-12 Thread Seth Forshee
On Fri, May 07, 2010 at 07:06:10PM -0500, Anthony wrote: > After switching my phone from Donut to Eclair, I've been experiencing > a lot of performance issues. The phone will work well for a while but > after 15 or 20 minutes of clicking through the UI, it will become > almost completely unresponsi

[android-kernel] Re: how to test touchscreen driver

2010-05-12 Thread bridgette
also when I do a getevent, this is my output... # getevent add device 1: /dev/input/ event2 name: "Virtual Touchscreen" could not get driver version for /dev/input/mouse0, Not a typewriter add device 2: /dev/input/ event1 name: "TSC2005 touchscreen" could not get driver version for /de

[android-kernel] Re: how to test touchscreen driver

2010-05-12 Thread bridgette
Thanks...the driver is being registered. What is the middleware process that reads these events and passes them to the Android Framework? On May 12, 11:40 am, karthik poduval wrote: > Check if there is a registration with input dev subsystem in the driver and > see if its passed or failed. There

Re: [android-kernel] how to test touchscreen driver

2010-05-12 Thread karthik poduval
Check if there is a registration with input dev subsystem in the driver and see if its passed or failed. There also should be a middle ware process to read these events from the input dev and pass them to the Android framework. Check if this process is running. -- Regards, Karthik Poduval On Wed

[android-kernel] how to test touchscreen driver

2010-05-12 Thread bridgette
I am using the tsc2005 driver but it is not being recognized. Any suggestions on how to test? I have printk statements throughout that indicate that it is being initialized but I'd like to test to what happens when I touch the screen and if it is atleast recognizing it. Thanks. -- unsubscribe:

[android-kernel] Re: Errors Building Android Source Code

2010-05-12 Thread pincrespo
Thanks Tarek, but I use them. I use "repo sync" and "make" (see http://source.android.com/download ) with no errors. But when I use Eclipse to build the source code as a "new Java Project" (see http://source.android.com/using-eclipse ), Eclipse returns me a lot of errors. And I don't know why, this