I'm searching the Internet for a serveral days with no result. So, I
decided to ask the community to shed some light on this.
I have an application written in C++ that I compiled for Android OS. The
app can also be run as daemon (by specifying --daemon option).
When it's run as the regular
Dear All,
I am doing a project on Android compatibility on multi-core architecture.
So pls suggest how should I check whether the scheduler recognize multiple
threads & schedule multiple cores
Pls help out.
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here is a screen shot of a little test (the NAS is mounted to /sdcard/NAS):
http://qstatistic.com/00/mounted_nas.png
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On Friday, December 6, 2013 10:27:10 AM UTC-5, z.c wrote:
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> if your device is using init and start can be executed. "start
> " is correct. "start-ssh" is just not a service name, it's the
> executable, the service name can be found with the "grep..." command from
> my previous post. in my ca
if your device is using init and start can be executed. "start
" is correct. "start-ssh" is just not a service name, it's the
executable, the service name can be found with the "grep..." command from
my previous post. in my case its "sshd".
2013/12/6 noktilux
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> Sorry but I can't teach you eve
> Sorry but I can't teach you everthing you need to know to get this
> working.
>
my apologies if it seemed that way. my simple question at this point is
how to start the service in question. "start servicename" is clearly not
correct on my device.
as for doing this on a webserver.that i
Sorry but I can't teach you everthing you need to know to get this working.
I haven't my self unterstood those things to the end and since this is all
very dependent on your particular device, no one can give you a guide that
will explain everything you need to know. Like me, you have a leak of
zc:
to keep things simple, i used the start-ssh service (which is part of my
init.rc). i created /system/bin/start-ssh q=which consisted of a test ssh
script. i changed the permissions so that it would be executable, but when
i do...
# start start-ssh,
...nothing happens. i tried rebooting
echo c>/proc/sysrq-trigger
在 2013年7月8日星期一UTC+8下午10时10分20秒，lts写道：
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> Hi,All
>
> Please tell me someone.
>
> I want to generate a Kernel panic (Reboot) intentionally in the automatic
> test.
> Software uses ｢user｣ instead of ｢eng｣.
> API to call is a good even LinuxAPI even AndroidAPI.
> Example
>
I guess it depends on your version of android, which services are availabe
and on the policys of SElinux what they can do.
But basicly you can do the following:
Find out what services init knows:
# grep "service " /init*rc
Start the Service manually:
# start
Stop the Service manually:
#
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