Le mardi 6 novembre 2012 05:36:00 UTC+1, Manish Sharma a écrit :
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> Hi,
Hi
>I want to find out the current process name. I tried current->comm but
> what I get is "Binder Thread #" with different thread numbers. For ex. I
> get "Binder Thread#' from comm for id.defcontainer.
>
The r
Le mardi 6 novembre 2012 05:36:00 UTC+1, Manish Sharma a écrit :
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> Hi,
Hi
>I want to find out the current process name. I tried current->comm but
> what I get is "Binder Thread #" with different thread numbers. For ex. I
> get "Binder Thread#' from comm for id.defcontainer.
>
The r
Hi
Le samedi 1 septembre 2012 16:34:47 UTC+2, Akash Thele a écrit :
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> Can we make android multi user by modifyng kernal itelf?
>
By default, Android is muti-user. Each application is assigned a unique
user id.
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Hi,
I have recently noticed a new branch for goldfish kernel named
linux-goldfish-3.0-wip. I successfully built a zImage but don't know how to
use it? When I ask the emulator running ICS to use it, the virtual device
seems to be stuck i.e no android logo and the screen stays black. The
command
Hi,
Maybe I'm wrong but I think they are not shared because applications run in
different processes.
Regards
Le jeudi 19 avril 2012 16:19:03 UTC+2, Pascal Wittmann a écrit :
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> Hi,
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> I'm currently working on a security type system that enforces a
> noninterference-like property based on a st
Hi,
Under /Documentation/networking/ you may find interesting
information. If you lack backgrounds maybe a book dealing with linux kernel
is a good start or at least can be useful.
Andria
Le mardi 20 mars 2012 00:47:08 UTC+1, Peter a écrit :
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> Hi, I'm trying to learn about the n
function you have. If you
> still can't get sensible thing, you probably want to have a look at
> proc_pid_cmdline() function in fs/proc/base.c to see how it copies the
> argument buffer from another process's vm.
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> Regards,
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> Rong
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> On Jan 27, 10:20 am, andri
w a thread pool is maintained in every processes or at least the
processes running service providing remote calls.
I thought maybe I should look for the name of the parents of the
thread but it turned out that their parents are zygote or init.
Can anyone help me?
Thanks.
Andria
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Hi,
If you nothing goes wrong after building android you should have a
boot.img. Take a look at out/target/product//
You can also manually create a boot image with the command mkbootimg
built during the building process.
icecreamsandwich/out/host/darwin-x86/bin/mkbootimg
On 21 déc 2011, 04:13,
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log for malware detection.
As I said before you can have a look at TaintDroid. It is a version of
Android OS that can monitor data flow at application level and between
applications too.
Regards,
Andria
> Regards
> Manoj
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> On Tue, Nov 8, 20
Hi
I just want to update what I said before.
On 7 nov, 10:53, andria wrote:
> Hi,
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> Is UEventObserver only available for the framework? Because when I try
> to import this class in my application source code an error is raised.
>
> I've found that there is a kernel API
. There are tools that you can use to study
malware like TaintDroid or Androguard ...
Andria
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ne it returns an error.
Thanks,
Andria
On 4 nov, 18:27, Durgadoss Ramanathan wrote:
> Hi Andria,
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> You can Poll from the User Space using "Handlers" as Preetam mentioned.
> But "Polling" is bad. Instead you can use UEvents.
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> The ideal (Android) way woul
Hi guys,
Thanks for answering. I'll give it a try and report back if anything
goes wrong.
Regards
Andrirad
On 4 nov, 18:27, Durgadoss Ramanathan wrote:
> Hi Andria,
>
> You can Poll from the User Space using "Handlers" as Preetam mentioned.
> But "Polling"
there is something related to sms an call at kernel
level but I don't know here exactly. So any idea?
Thanks,
Andria
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On 4 oct, 06:50, Kwangwoo LEE wrote:
> I found out that the Power VR driver checks DDK version on
> initialising. When you see the dmesg you may saw a message like
> below:
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> PVR_K: (FAIL) SGXInit: Incompatible driver DDK revision (4061)/device
> DDK revision (4131).
>
> So I tried to chagne
On 4 oct, 06:50, Kwangwoo LEE wrote:
> I found out that the Power VR driver checksDDKversion on
> initialising. When you see the dmesg you may saw a message like
> below:
>
> PVR_K: (FAIL) SGXInit: Incompatible
> driverDDKrevision(4061)/deviceDDKrevision(4131).
>
> So I tried to chagne the bu
On 4 oct, 06:50, Kwangwoo LEE wrote:
> I found out that the Power VR driver checksDDKversion on
> initialising. When you see the dmesg you may saw a message like
> below:
>
> PVR_K: (FAIL) SGXInit: Incompatible
> driverDDKrevision(4061)/deviceDDKrevision(4131).
>
> So I tried to chagne the bu
On 1 oct, 20:11, jagan <402ja...@gmail.com> wrote:
> But you can get the stack kernel & android kernel from codeaurora.org
Is it kernel/tegra.git?
I tried to clone that one and everytime I got the same message:
Receiving objects: 100% (2100970/2100970), 424.71 MiB | 158 KiB/s,
done.
Resolving d
Hi everybody,
I know kerel.org is still down and there is no official workaround but
I'm looiking for the kernel of Motorola Xoom if anybody knows where I
could get a source code even not the latest or a fork.
I'm looking for the config file too.
Thanks
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Arindam Roy > No I didn't. I manually applied the patch which was
suggested earlier. The build command worked well after that.
On 12 mai, 11:45, Arindam Roy wrote:
> Hello Andria,
> Did you have to shift to 64-bit Ubuntu for this?
> Good news at least manual merge worked.
&g
an ext4 img directly? It seems like the yaffs2 img are built
by the mkyaffs2image command. So maybe I can replace it with
make_ext4fs.
I'll catch you up if I succeed
On 11 mai, 18:56, Stephen Smalley wrote:
> On Wed, 2011-05-11 at 05:53 -0700, andria wrote:
> > mike > I need ext4
ramdisk.img? Maybe they are meant
to be used with yaffs2.
Thanks
On 10 mai, 21:30, mike digioia wrote:
> But you don't need anything special on your build computer except the
> updated tools necessary for 64 bit. Like java 6 etc. My computer I am using
> for Gingerbread development is
One more thing, I use froyo because I don't have a 64 bit computer.
when I try to compile a newer version than froyo, it writes that I
need a 64-bit computer.
Thanks
Andria
On 10 mai, 03:34, Arindam Roy wrote:
> Also, in Froyo, it might not be a good idea to enable ext4.
>
t;
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> On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 6:56 AM, Arindam Roy wrote:
> > Hello Andria,
> > I am assuming you built the driver as part of kernel aend did not make it a
> > module.
> > Also, how are ensuring while building the system.img, and ramdisk.img,
> >
-> mount ext4
mtd@userdata /data nosuid nodev
I launch make to get new system.img ramdisk.img and userdata.img.
That's all I've done. I also tried to use /dev/block/mtdblock1 instead
of mtd@userdata but it didn't work.
Andria
On 10 mai, 03:26, Arindam Roy wrote:
> Hello Andria
Hi,
I'm trying to moun /data with ext4 instead of yaffs2 on a froyo
emulator.
1- I enabled the support of ext3 and ext4 in the .config and built a
new kernel
2- I launched the emulator with the new zImage to make sure that there
was no error. No error
3- I replaced yaffs2 with ext4 in the init.rc
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