Hi all,
As we know, in a application, when we click a button, a corresponding
task will be initialized in the kernel. I guess the mechanism is that:
when we click button, a GUI event will be generated and a message will
be sent to the application and the corresponding task will be
initialized. Can
You said " I'm tring to bring up android2.2" , what does this mean?
You mean bring up Android on Some specific Board or on a device.
Or you mean You have AOSP, which you want to build?
This clarification is must because if you download AOSP, then you will not
get any "kernel" folder in it.
For tha
Hi Hedwin,
> The thing is that bionic has a dependency with the kernel version used. It
> doesn't mean it has to be that version but
> it should be close to that version. Using a different kernel version than
> intented might result in android not booting up.
And how close should this "close to t
The thing is that bionic has a dependency with the kernel version used. It
doesn't mean it has to be that version but
it should be close to that version. Using a different kernel version than
intented might result in android not booting up.
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 10:16 AM, Deva R wrote:
> is it
is it a generic linux kernel?
android requires mandatory set of features on top of linux kernel -
refer
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=kernel/common.git;a=blob_plain;f=Documentation/android.txt;hb=HEAD
http://elinux.org/Android_Kernel_Features => gives good overview of
android kernel changes
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HI Folks:
I'm tring to bring up android2.2 and now the only available kernel is at
version 2.6.27
My question here is: what will be the problem if I using kernel2.6.27 +
android2.2?
Thanks
Dennis
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