On Aug 29, 5:11 pm, "yuzaipiaofei" wrote:
> hi~
> now i need to port bma150 and yahama530 to our board.
> if i want to use i2c-gpio to simulate it,who can tell me what i should do in
> kernel.
> how to add it to kernel and what the files are needed to mod.
CONFIG_I2C_GPIO should be ena
First of all android is not an OS.It uses linux OS and thereby linux
scheduling.
On Aug 31, 1:32 pm, Bindu Nair wrote:
> Does Android use Linux's O(1) scheduler only? Is the CFS scheduler used at
> all?
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Hello Michael,
What is this patch suppose to achieve which is not already done in
current android kernel?
AFAIK this patch is a workaround when headset is not detected if you
insert during suspend as the system is in sleep
state and also if the headset event is not registered as wake up
source.
S
Hello Michael,
What is this patch suppose to achieve which is not already done in
current android kernel?
AFAIK this patch is a workaround when headset is not detected if you
insert during suspend as the system is in sleep
state and also if the headset event is not registered as wake up
source.
S
Hello Michael,
What is this patch suppose to achieve which is not already done in
current android kernel?
AFAIK this patch is a workaround when headset is not detected if you
insert during suspend as the system is in sleep
state and also if the headset event is not registered as wake up
source.
S
Hello Michael,
What is this patch suppose to achieve which is not already done in
current android kernel?
AFAIK this patch is a workaround when headset is not detected if you
insert during suspend as the system is in sleep
state and also if the headset event is not registered as wake up
source.
S
This is the issue http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=1942
So i wanted to know the general mechanism in which linux phones
handles this use case and before that if at all is this linux
limitation(I don't think so)?
So can someone point me to the mechanism in which this use case is
h
It is called EventHub.cpp which talks to driver and get the respective
events
and pass it to windowmanager for further processing.
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