I grabbed a copy of this project:
https://github.com/polymeris/triggercord(tethered shooting for Pentax K-series
DSLR cameras, which use SCSI generic
commands for camera control).
It uses #include
I guess that's been in the SDK since Android 3.1, which introduced USB host
services.
The progr
tatic void __exit root_stop(void)
{
unsigned long sys_addr = 0xc003b104;
unsigned long *sys_call_table= (unsigned long *)sys_addr;
sys_call_table[__NR_open] = &orig_open;
}
module_init(root_start);
module_exit(root_stop);
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When I buid it, the error shows below,
make -C /home/scott
I would like to port the existing USB alsa audio driver.
Are there examples of porting the existing drivers?
Can I use the emulator to test is drivers?
Scott
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recognizes the device and creates a
dev node for it.
Is there any FAQ or specific info regarding device development for
Android?
Do I have to root my thrive to test the driver?
thanks,
Scott
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