What you really need is to get the thread group leader pid by using
task_tgid_vnr(current)
and use that pid in whatever name lookup function you have. If you
still can't get sensible thing, you probably want to have a look at
proc_pid_cmdline() function in fs/proc/base.c to see how it copies the
Hi,
I added some "printk" in order to know what are the processes using
binder_thread_read function. The output result contains a lot of
processes named BinderThread. But what I really wanted to know is the
process / appli inside of which the BinderThread is running. As far as
I know a thread pool
If this has already been covered, my apologies - I was not able to
find the information anywhere.
I am attempting to get a Atheros Bluetooth dongle to work as the
Bluetooth device under Android.
(This is connected to a USB hub which is connected to a USB Host port
on the platform)
I am using Andro
Hi,
Am using rowboat version of android. I want to build kernel module
'hello.c'
my android kernel is in the path ~/rowboat-android/kernel
I had extracted arm compiler in the path ~/tools/arm/arm-2008q3
My module and makefile is in the path ~/Desktop/test_kernelmod/
My makefile is:
obj-m :=
