Are you able to Interact with JNI from Apk ?
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I believe you are on the right track. Did your HelloJNI work ?
Also, JNI may be a preferred way; but not a must. You should be able to use
JAVA APIs (BufferedReader & friends) from your app to interact with these
files. Watch out for permission issues etc..
Thanks,
Durga
On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at
Greetings-
In order to learn more about the device drivers on the Android platform, I
built an tutorial code and was able to interface with it from a user
program.
Here is the code I used for device driver:
/* Example Minimal Character Device Driver */
#include
static int __init hello_init(void
Most likely that sensors will get initialized while the kernel is booting.
This may not be true on all platforms, though. I believe some platforms
have the ability to offload sensor processing to other processors on the
same SoC.
HTH
-- Shree
On 10-Sep-2015 9:26 pm, "Raul Piper" wrote:
> Its a
Its a sensor hub (firmware in the device flash)connected on i2c lines with
SoC.
On Sep 10, 2015 8:15 PM, "Glenn Kasten" wrote:
> Not enough information for people to be able to answer.
> Please say which exact peripheral and how it is attached.
>
> Device Booting
> A peripheral attached
