I have compiled binder succesfully and the /dev/binder node is created
on my system.
However, I do not have the android userspace yet, but I would like to
test whether binder is actually working
correctly.
Any suggestions on how to do this?
-Earlence
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Ok, then your daemon will be very intrusive to the system. Like
android (IMHO useless) antiviruses, which are asking pretty much all the
authorizations it can grab from the user...
Now it is up to you to check that Android currently available
authorizations are filling your requirements. Or if you
2012년 10월 30일 화요일 오전 4시 26분 35초 UTC+9, Ryan Leonard 님의 말:
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> Hello all,
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> My question is, is it possible to build the linux kernel for an android
> device without the usb gadget driver built-in? My motivation and what I
> have tried thus far is listed below.
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> I am attempting to emulate t
Emeric, Thanks for the reply. So basically I need this service / backgroud
task to do some sort of security monitoring if you will of the device to
insure security measures . So maybe be able to monitor things like network
traffic / file system / maybe even some sort of wrapper around the Delvik
