I'm also interested in this. Do you know how I can test the new kernel
on a real Android device? Not on emulator. Thanks!
mundou
On 2009年12月24日, 上午9时05分, perumal316 wrote:
> You can just specify the path to the compiled kernel when invoking the
> android emulator.
>
For C++ STL support you can try NDK Wrapper:)
mundou
On 12月20日, 下午4时58分, staalmannen wrote:
> Hi List
>
> This is a somewhat philosophical question since I do not know exactly
> how these things work. As far as I have understood it, Bionic libc is
> largely based on BSD
Are you sure you're building the Android kernel source codes? I
downloaded the kernel from 'git://android.git.kernel.org/kernel/
common.git' and there is no /drivers/staging/ directory...
I guess you are building the original Linux kernel...
On 12月15日, 下午9时35分, Santosh Kadam wrote:
> Hi there -
>
As far as I know, you can compile your own kernel image with netfilter
module configured on. The default kernel configuration does not have
'netfilter' built-in. You can add it while doing 'menu-config'. In the
kernel source codes there does have netfilter implementations in \net
\netfilter folder.
You just need to push your *.ko into the system and that's enough.
There is no necessity to put source codes in.
Or you just mean that you do not want '*.ko's represented? I think
that's not possible, unless you build your module with the kernel
together...
On 12月11日, 上午12时02分, Ben Linus wrote:
>
