If you look at how the wifi drivers get loaded, you can see that they
load them via
hardware/libhardware_legacy/wifi/wifi.c which is called from a jni that
the framework uses.
You can follow a similar route.
A simpler alternative that I use is to write a script to load the module
and set a pr
>But I thought by placing it in init.rc it will load when android boots
up
That's what I meant. :)
And as I mentioned, both the ways, you can achieve this loading.
Easiest way, to load it with init.rc, and later you can just read/write on
node from your app.
regards,
Tirtha
On Fri, Mar 26, 201
Sorry,
But I thought by placing it in init.rc it will load when android boots
up. I am writing an Android App and I want the module to load when the
user starts this app.
Can it be done this way? Or I have to load it when android boots up.
Regards,
Perumal
On Mar 26, 12:46 pm, Tirtha Kanti Ghos
