Depends which voice stream you have in mind ...voip uses udp packets
which is pretty much on kernel ip stack while many bt chips stream
a2dp voice via i2s...
Which use case do you have in mind?
On 1/16/11, Earlence wrote:
> 1. Is there any interface inside the kernel with the radio processor?
>
1. Is there any interface inside the kernel with the radio processor?
2. Can the voice stream (to the network, from the network) be accessed
from within the kernel?
Cheers,
Earlence
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I think you mean not possible to chmod the file on a phone which is
not rooted.
And the answer is that you cannot solve this problem on a secured
device.
Nor can you load custom kernel drivers on a secured device to begin
with.
If you are building this into a release which user's won't have root
I should clarify that by "most arm distributions" I mean most by
installed base - ie, the locked-down consumer oriented ones.
Probably if your time is worth anything and you want to do this, you
would be better off with a beagle board than trying to adapt the
emulator to proxy your pc's USB ports
While noble, that sounds like an ambitious project at a time when most
arm distributions of android aren't AFAIK shipping with an enabled USB
host mode, or a way for users to gain permission to load kernel
modules.
To really test your drivers it may be necessary to find hardware or
make massive mo
