RAM console init needs some platform stuff to be taken in to consideration.
That pstuff should be done at platform dev initialization [where memory
occupied by ram console needs to specify]
The occupied memory should be with-in that mem-mapped model of particular
h/w.
If you want you can find the
Hi!
You can check progress for merging Android features to mainline on [1].
[1] http://elinux.org/Android_Mainlining_Project
Best wishes,
Vladimir Murzin
-Original Message-
From: Vincent Li
Sender: android-kernel@googlegroups.com
Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2012 14:44:34
To: Android Linux Kernel
Hello,
@Ashish Thanks for the info. I was able to run the module after
removing the floating arithmetic. Do you think there is a work around
if I want to have some floating point calculations in my module.
Thanks and Regards,
Apurva Jaiswal
On Mon, Mar 5, 2012 at 12:03 PM, Ashish Daga wrote:
>
Yes Kernel does not allow for floating point calculations since the virtual
memory footprint is different as compared to the User space.
In addition, one needs to be careful as to the style of module writing in
case of Kernel space as compared to the user space. Infact keep in mind to
use more dyn
Hi
It appears someone already asked if there is plan to merge ram console
to mainline kernel but no answer, the code is still under drivers/
staging/android/. does ram console depend on specific hardware
platform? if ram console merged in mainline, will it work without any
special hardware require
I am finding how to preserving android kernel log after rebooting.
I want to see the kernel log during "Factory Reset". But I think that
kernel logs usually be removed after rebooting
So, I can not see the kernel log during Factory Reset.
Some people said, the log during Factory Reset can be seen
hello, everyone
Where i can set the WIFI PSM parameter,such as resume time.
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