Mike, thank you very much for your reply. Can you give a little more
details about that, e.g. what's the function of the other processor in
addition to the apps processor.; why there are two cores, but we only
use one of them for our apps. Thank you.
On Jun 23, 12:24 am, Mike Chan wrote:
> msm 72
msm 7200A has: 1 apps processor, 1 modem
All the android code runs on the apps processor, so its a single core
system to the OS.
-- Mike
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 9:59 PM, xlshe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> From the ADP2 specification, we know that the cpu in ADP2 is msm7200A.
> So I read the datasheet of
Hi,
>From the ADP2 specification, we know that the cpu in ADP2 is msm7200A.
So I read the datasheet of msm7200A. It seems that the msm7200A
contains two cores: ARM11 and ARM926. But from the the operation
system on ADP2, I can only find information of one CPU, e.g. cat /proc/
stat : only one cpu i
Sanjeev, thank you for your help. I know much more about the goldfish
now from the information you provided above. I try to get the android-
goldfish-2.6.29 from the "http://android.git.kernel.org/ ", but the
git directory didn't contain "korg/android-goldfish-2.6.29", there is
just something like
Hi,
I think you need Emulator specific kernel which is an Goldfish Kernel as per
goggle.
See more detail as follows..
*The Android emulator runs a virtual CPU that Google calls Goldfish.
Goldfish executes ARM926T instructions and has hooks for input and
output -- such as reading key presses from
