Thank you for the information. The source code is informative, but as
you said it is hard to understand without knowledge to the hardware
architecture.
My post has been delayed for more than one week (due to Xmas, I think).
In fact about MSM RPC mechanism I have found a very useful article
ex
Some phones do have one of the fuel gauge ic's. The phone I do most of
my hacking on is the HTC Touch Pro2 which does not have one. I wrote
some software for doing periodic measurements of voltage and current
and then doing some math to try and calculate the battery state.
Basically a luenberg obse
Hi,
I think some of the information that you are looking for might be
proprietary.
For almost anything MSM related, a good place to start is codeaurora.
Some platforms do use the standalone ICs (bq27xxx)
https://www.codeaurora.org/gitweb/quic/le/?p=kernel/msm.git;a=commitdiff;h=339f30bc1ad4adaf3a
Some of needed header files are missing or not being included by
arch/arm/mach-tegra/common.c.
Check arch/arm/mach-tegra/common.c line#123 for a defined but missed data type.
On Tue, Dec 27, 2011 at 3:49 AM, Giveen wrote:
> I am getting this error, and I'm still new to programming, could
> someon
Hi!
You are right, on most Linux distributions kernel image is put on /boot
location. However, embedded world is a bit different - it is common practice to
put kernel image on raw partition. That is why your grepping was not successful.
Best wishes, Vladimir Murzin
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Fr
Found the cause of the problem. Had not enabled
CONFIG_ANDROID_PARANOID_NETWORK in the defconfig file. This was
causing the capability check to fail.
On Dec 7 2011, 5:07 pm, manohar wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been working on the VPN client on ICS on an x86 based device.
>
> The VPN client is curr
Can someone post a tip on the best way to build the Samsung Galaxy
Kernel? I have sine several tips on all other devices, but nothing on
the Galaxy Nexus.
I build ROM's but have never really built kernels before and am
interested in compiling them.
I have referenced several threads and sites:
ht
I would like to port the existing USB alsa audio driver.
Are there examples of porting the existing drivers?
Can I use the emulator to test is drivers?
Scott
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Hi,
I am now trying to do something to make the kernel be better at
tracking energy consumption, and I am using HTC Incredible 2 as my
development device. However, I got confused when dealing with MSM
platform. I just cannot understand how MSM chipsets implement battery
fuel gauge. It seems that p
Hi Mike Lockwood/Googlegroups,
Regarding 'adb usb' command, after doing 'adb usb' there is no response
from device for adb commands(adb shell, adb reboot..).
According to my analysis there is no support for 'adb usb' command in
Kernel 3.0 but Kernel 2.6.35 has the support in composite.c, android
I would like to port the linux USB audio driver to Android.
Purely for personal reasons in that I have a Thrive Tablet, with
usable but poor built in speakers and a Altec USB speaker with great
sound.
When I plug in the speaker, the USB device info is
Device Info
Device Path: /dev/bus/usb/001/00
Hi,
As am using I.MX53-QSB_Android-Gingerbread-release-4.0 prebuilt image,
I wanted to know whether FTDI USB-UART driver is enabled already in
this prebuilt image, if yes could you please let me kow how to check
whether this driver is enabled in the I.MX53-QSB_Android-Gingerbread-
release-4.0 prebu
Others are having issues with Samsung kernel source on the Tab 10.1,
but it appears that they weren't using an initramfs.
What I have tried...
I have downloaded the correct source code.
I have the initramfs from my device extracted form the kernel.
Tried to build with the supplied def
Others are having issues with Samsung kernel source on the Tab 10.1, but it
appears that they weren't using an initramfs.
What I have tried...
I have downloaded the correct source code.
I have the initramfs from my device extracted form the kernel.
Tried to build with the supplied def
I'm relatively new to linux kernels and all of the black magic that
goes into building and compiling. But I have a question about the
touchscreen module in the android kernel. I am wondering if it
supports a USB touchscreen like the Acer T231H.
The standard linux kernel, since version 2.6.34, supp
Hey guys, please, try to keep using English in this list ;-)
I think there might be other people who are interested in this question. It's
not a good idea to "hide" discussion under Gtalk, is it?
Best wishes, Vladimir Murzin
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From: Leng XueDong
Sender: android-kernel@g
Hey guys,
I'm a newbie when it comes to compiling n Operating System, so I just
finished building Android 4 with no errors of any kind, but I'm stuck
because even thoug I have a ramdisk.img, a userdata.img and a
system.img, I'm still missing boot.img and I have no idea how to
create it.
Can anyon
I'm going to jump in on this one because the title best suits the
situation.
I have used an initramfs but still cannot get a kernel to boot. Please
allow me to elaborate on what I have done.
Could you make any suggestions based on the following?
A. I have built the kernel with the defconfig prov
the vmlinux on most linux is in the /boot directory? Where does it
exist in android find and grep don't pop up anything for vmlinux
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