the drivers are modular and can be incorporated in the board specific
kernel.
Some of the drivers need no changes to other modules of th kernel, they can
be incorporated as is.
I could create an android kernel for board as complex as a digital
television from a leading manufacturer and it worked.
See also the summary at http://elinux.org/Android_Kernel_Features
On Tuesday, December 11, 2012 5:46:52 PM UTC-8, NEO SUN wrote:
>
> Android has its own drivers, for example, binder, pmem, etc.
> But as you know, kernel has merged these feature into the mainline. Maybe
> is linux 3.4 version?
> b
Android has its own drivers, for example, binder, pmem, etc.
But as you know, kernel has merged these feature into the mainline. Maybe
is linux 3.4 version?
binder has been merged into the mainline, ION instead of pmem has
implemented in linux kernel.
Maybe the different is smaller and smaller.
2
We are looking for someone who has experience in writing kernel modules.
Particularly audio drivers in android although any kernel module experience
is a plus.
The job will be freelance consulting either on location in Layton, Utah
(preferred) or over the internet.
If interested please emai
Hi!
I am planning to do something with cgroup especially cpuset subsystem.
I saw some subsytems like cpu, cpuacct, ns, freezer etc enabled in
/proc/cgroups.
But cpuset subsystem was not registered in /proc/cgroups.
So I checked kernel configuration file and cpuset config was "y" same with
cp
Can you please post a link to alsa-devel where this question was answered?
On Friday, June 11, 2010 11:57:37 PM UTC-4, harsha wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am not sure if this is the right forum for this question.
>
> My question is that; The ALSA's jack reporting framework reports jacks at
> /dev/in
What is difference between android kernal and linux kernal
--
unsubscribe: android-kernel+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com
website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-kernel
@NEO:- I have USB port on my board ,but I can't use them like how I used on
beagle boardthey are normal USB port(to connect pandrive etc) same what
we have on our PC. to connect the board we need a small usb port wheich is
not on my board, as far as uart port is concerned...I do everything with
Can you post logcat output from the device.?
Did you try reconnecting to the device? what is the ping status after*
*
#adb disconnect 107.108.175.19:
No such device
*Steps to connect your device to Host machine via Ethernet:*
On Device:
Step 1. Connect Et
I think,
1 you should use usb connect. Your board don't need OTG function, it is
just a slave device.
Please use usb cable.
2 If you want to use tcp connect, Please google it.
http://ytydyd.blog.sohu.com/146260552.html
it seems good.
BTW: did you use uart console?Once i use uart console, i can no
10 matches
Mail list logo
