In the common sense the extraversion means a lot. The modules should be
compiled within the original kernel, because of the functions availability.
But my own experience shows that you probably have an error in your module
source... it should work if the kernel versions match.
First compile your
First you have to check if developer options -> USB Debuging is enabled.
Then you can (if you are root or by issuing su command in adb shell) use
dmesg to see kernel messages aswell as logcat.
If you have the sources and it's the kernel you have compiled by yourself
you can add prinkt("my messgag
IMHO you need to check what sensor is used and then search the driver for
it.
Each driver is using a bus, and in case with i2c devices (or others) each
device has its slave address. So there is not just a common info on all
drivers, but rather each device has it's own complicated driver.
To fin
Hello guys, girls.
Recently i ran into a problem. I have an unknown vendon (Anton) Touch pad
that has a switch to be able to switch between mouse and touch.
By default, without any drivers it works ok as a mouse (with mouse ON,
Touch OFF), but as a touchpad (touch ON, Mouse OFF) it will want to
Hello,
i am trying to build AOSP, it works ok but i have no root, cannot remount
via adb although i have the ro-secure = 0.
Another question is how to allocate how much memory to use for my build?
I am running 4.2.2 from SDCard.
BR
Max
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I was porting Android 4.0.4 to a board, and the kernel is based on
linux-3.6.9.
According to the usage of android wakelocks,
if I input
echo asdf > /sys/power/wake_lock
and then input
echo mem > /sys/power/state
the system won't suspend and sleep.
But actually not!
The console print following info
based on my own sound card.
Max
Thanks.
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ot;No such file or directory", 25) = 25
02:24:29.349132 write(2, "\n", 1) = 1
02:24:29.350353 io_submit(1, -1344068532, {...}
Anyone can give me some light on this?
Max
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Android assumes the sysfs interface for backlight adjustment is at "/
sys/class/leds/lcd-backlight/brightness", which is not true for EeePC.
EeePC uses "/sys/class/backlight/eeepc/brightness". And other
platforms may use "/sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness".
Also Android assuems the back
