Firstly, the kernel does boots up in case of power-of charge.
Its booted in a special mode (maybe with different .rc file) such that
only the charging related process is spawned up (but kernel and drivers are
loaded).
Secondly, the power-off wake up can be done by RTC clock. As a RTC clock is
You are looking to do a rle image
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1140406
On Tue, Dec 3, 2013 at 11:56 AM, Maninder Singh wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have a query.When we power on an android phone say a Samsung
> smartphone running the bootloader sboot , the bootloader image i
Hi All,
I have a query.When we power on an android phone say a Samsung
smartphone running the bootloader sboot , the bootloader image i.e the
splash screen displaying the model number like GT-N7100(Galaxy Note 2) is
seen.Till now the kernel has not started yet.After that the screen dims
Hi all,
I am trying to change the behavior of the default sensors used in Android
Emulator.
I am interesting of changing the Accelerometer sensor. I have downloaded
and build
the source succesfully through these instructions:
Code:
repo init -u https://android.googlesource.com/platform/manif
I have the understanding that recovery kernel is different from the main
Android kernel (the one which boots normally). And usually that is stored
on a different partition on underlying storage ("recovery" partition).
I am aware of these three recovery environment - stock, CWM and TWRP. On my
Finally I got a step further!
The "Problem" really seams to be with SElinux, because when I mount using a
shell-script (masked as a system-service like /system/bin/debuggerd) with
"/system/bin/start" the mount is visible systemwide.
So the remaining question is how to change the responsible SEl
Thank you Hedwin, for the wonderful link.
Raja, I have a google nexus device (Nexus 4, and Nexus 7) and I intended to
check the boot sequence on'em.
Nexus 4 has qualcomm msm chipset and nexus 7 has nvidia tegra chipset.
On Sunday, November 17, 2013 1:25:02 PM UTC-8, Hedwin wrote:
>
> beagleboard
Hi Mark,
thank you for the reply and no you shouldn't keep your mouth shut, I
appreciate every discussion because I'am really stuck with this.
I've thought about this myself and actually think that you are right, it's
proppably not a "problem" but an securtiy enhancement. But this is security
I w
I have not actually looked at the issue so I really should keep my mouth
shut but, I can't help myself sometimes.
Could this be a SE-linux configuration setting deployed with the N5? What
do the dmesg's / logs say when you attempt to access the mount points?
Do we know its actually a "problem" a
I've also tried this with an AVD ("Android 4.4 - API Level 19"), but since
"adb shell" is only possible as "root" on an AVD I installed a FileManager
APK to verify the result.
So I did the following:
user@ubuntu:~$ emulator -avd KitKat
user@ubuntu:~$ adb install
user@ubuntu:~$ adb shell
root@g
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