thanks chris,
but if i am creating a phone(that is i am the vendor) which i
make it unrooted then how should i go about
On Jan 18, 8:27 am, Chris Stratton wrote:
> On Jan 17, 12:35 pm, ajay wrote:
>
> > thanks Chris,
> > getting to the point
> > I was trying to write a program which
On Jan 17, 12:35 pm, ajay wrote:
> thanks Chris,
> getting to the point
> I was trying to write a program which uses the framework library
> libharware_legacy.so used for
> vibration.
You aren't supposed to do that. Go through the public interface to
the vibrator from java
> we cant do the same
thanks Chris,
getting to the point
I was trying to write a program which uses the framework library
libharware_legacy.so used for
vibration.
this library tries to open a the vibrator device file -"/sys/class/
timed_output/vibrator/enable" and write to the file when api -
vibrator_on is called.
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thanks chris,
On 15 January 2011 21:09, Chris Stratton wrote:
> I think you mean not possible to chmod the file on a phone which is
> not rooted.
>
> And the answer is that you cannot solve this problem on a secured
> device.
>
> Nor can you load custom kernel drivers on a secured device to beg
I think you mean not possible to chmod the file on a phone which is
not rooted.
And the answer is that you cannot solve this problem on a secured
device.
Nor can you load custom kernel drivers on a secured device to begin
with.
If you are building this into a release which user's won't have root
