Thanks for all the help. It turned out that using "fastboot boot
my_zImage" would boot the N1 just fine. So my problem is not in the
kernel but rather in the Android image. It should be a question for
another discussion board.
doug
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t all interested?
On Jun 23, 10:42 am, Doug wrote:
> If anyone is still interested, I've been able to reproduce the
> problem, but not a lot of logging I'm afraid.
>
> * If the device is connected via USB the problem doesn't seem to
> occur.
> * If both "
Hello,
My N1 hung on the cross "X" screen after I flashed it with a new boot
image. How do I debug this boot problem? Is there a way to read the
boot sequence off the device to see where it gets stuck?
Thanks,
doug
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l comes with the Netfilter framework but whether or not it
is enabled is probably up to the device makers and service providers.
I don't know if Google enforces a standard distribution of the kernel
for any device to be called "Android". A Googler reading this may
provide more insi
t.out" from the Android Terminal app) on three occasions,
but after a quick glance there doesn't seem to be much in common
(don't know if this is due to output-buffering/file-flushing)
Doug
On Jun 14, 4:15 pm, Doug wrote:
> Hence my original request for information on how to determi
or RC) versions of Android for the
purposes of dev/test? Is that even an option?
On Jun 14, 4:06 pm, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 3:37 PM, Doug wrote:
> > Dianne - I completely agree that this is theoretically not an issue
> > that I should be concerned w
t I think it might...
If you are interested in looking deeper into logs, etc then feel free to
contact me direct - people probably don't want to see screeds of logging go
by for a technically unsupported release :)
Thanks
Doug
On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 3:42 PM, Mike Chan wrote:
> Were y
ime (whether it will misbehave
connected via usb is another question...).
"Build Number" = "voles-userdebug 2.2 FRFxx 3 test-keys"
I did look in /data/dontpanic - the cupboard is bare
Doug
On Jun 14, 2:38 pm, Mike Chan wrote:
> Do you know if its a kernel reboot or
s)
I *suspect* that the problem may be related to the network stack (the
app tries to poll a server for changes periodically), and I think the
problem may be somewhere in the handling of 'bad/unavailable' IP
connections.
Doug
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and/or flags. (i.e hd1, hd2, ttyS0, ttys1)
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