[android-kernel] Re: Boot my own service as the first one.

Hi there, If you want your service to boot first then as already mentioned you put it before ueventd in the on early-init section, although that probably not a good idea if you service relies on anything in /dev . you would also need to build a statically linked version and include it in your b

Re: [android-kernel] Re: Kernel Not Booting

Try to activate "early printks" in linux kernel (menu)config. Here is how . Emeric On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 11:32 PM, Anirudh Gargi wrote: > Hi > > It looks with the bootloader param's passed to Kernel in the "A

Re: [android-kernel] Re: Boot my own service as the first one.

Thanks everybody, What I did just now is adding a new "on" section like this: on myservice class_start myservice service myservice /system/bin/myservice class myservice user root group root oneshot and adding a line in init.c like: action_for_each_trigger("myservice", a

Re: [android-kernel] Re: Boot my own service as the first one.

You might need to start your service "on boot" -- Regards, Pratik On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 11:34 PM, 董钰 wrote: > Thank you for reply. My service is written in native c ,and I've already > can boot my service through adding code in init.rc. But I can't make it the > first service to boot. > > > 2

Re: [android-kernel] Re: Boot my own service as the first one.

You can try adding your service in init.rc inside system/core/rootdir/ in the early-init section. May be you can try adding it before 'start ueventd'. On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 7:33 PM, biAji wrote: > maybe modify init.c and add your service in front of all others > > > On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 2

Re: [android-kernel] Re: Boot my own service as the first one.

maybe modify init.c and add your service in front of all others On Thu, Jun 13, 2013 at 2:34 PM, 董钰 wrote: > Thank you for reply. My service is written in native c ,and I've already > can boot my service through adding code in init.rc. But I can't make it the > first service to boot. > > > 2013