RTITION_SIZE := 0x0050
> BOARD_RECOVERYIMAGE_PARTITION_SIZE := 0x0050
> BOARD_SYSTEMIMAGE_PARTITION_SIZE := 0x0690
> BOARD_USERDATAIMAGE_PARTITION_SIZE := 0x0500
> BOARD_FLASH_BLOCK_SIZE := $(BOARD_NAND_PAGE_SIZE) * 64
>
> 2010/10/3 nature lover
>
> > I tried to
evice
> On Oct 2, 6:59 pm, nature lover wrote:
>
>
>
> > I tried to do a build of all required images (make -j4) with the
> > kernel having been built based on android-msm-2.6.32, to be
> > installed on a Nexus One, and I'm getting:
>
> > error: out/target/
I tried to do a build of all required images (make -j4) with the
kernel having been built based on android-msm-2.6.32, to be
installed on a Nexus One, and I'm getting:
error: out/target/product/passion/boot.img is too large (2439168 >
[2703360 - 270336])
Anyone run into this, and/or know how to g
Hi everyone,
On the above phone, is there a proven procedure to obtain the correct
Android
kernel source files (FRF91), modify the kernel configuration, rebuild
it, and flash
the phone with it?
In addition to not knowing where to look for the matching source tree,
I was also
concerned about misma
Hello,
In doing a complete rebuild of the froyo 2.2 source tree, I did not
find libsensors.so as having been built. Any one know why?
Also, if I were to modify sensors.c located at device/htc/passion-
common/libsensors/, what is the best way to rebuild libsensors.so,
and test the changes?
thanks
Hello,
When I install ota-radio-2_22_19_26I.zip on my ADP2, from the
HTC website:
http://developer.htc.com/google-io-device.html, which contains
their instructions:
"Flashing your Google I/O Device with a Factory System Image"
the image is verified correctly, and then the install aborts without
Hello,
I have an Android Dev Phone 2 (HTC Magic), and I want to reflash
with Android 1.6 factory images, using the "recovery image method"
as described at: http://developer.htc.com/google-io-device.html ,
"Flashing your Google I/O Device with a Factory System Image".
In the step for installing th
Hello,
Using an ADP2, I followed the instructions at the "Building for an
Android Dev Phone"
link at source.android.com/source, using "sapphire" instead of "dream"
and found
step (4) run "adb root" fails with error "adbd cannot run as root in
production builds".
I came across entries in the "And
Hello,
I have an Android dev phone 2, and want to add a new driver to it,
then load the image on the phone, to test the driver and the device
(component) it'll drive, which will hang off an i2c bus on the phone.
Is there any recommended/standard procedure to add the driver, so
it will be cross-co
Hello,
I have an Android Dev Phone 2, and wanted to rebuild and
reflash the OS using the Android source files for "donut". I
got the source tree from source.android.com/source, and
looked at the instructions in the "Building for an ADP" link
at the above "source" web page. But this link refers to
Hello,
Are there kernel developer advocates at Google who can at least point
a new developer to where
to look for information on issues like adding a new sensor device to
an Android platform, etc?
There seems to be no documentation at all about this in any of the
Android web sites/pages.
--
unsu
Hi,
I am attempting to port an existing Linux device driver for an i2c
device (which I wrote), to the Android platform. The intent is to
eventually be able to access the device via the Android sensor
interface at the application level.
I have not been able to find documentation on how to do the a
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