On Apr 11, 2:05 pm, mike digioia wrote:
> I have created another version of i2cdetect and pushed them onto the
> /system/bin directory. The file has the correct permissions but does not run
> without errors.
And what would those be?
> Do you do any kernel development on phone devices without an
> I have created another version of i2cdetect and pushed them onto the
> /system/bin directory. The file has the correct permissions but does not run
> without errors. The SD card I am using also has an ext3 filesystem on. But I
> can't change the file permissions once i put the exe files on it. So
Hi Thanks for your reply.
I have created another version of i2cdetect and pushed them onto the
/system/bin directory. The file has the correct permissions but does not run
without errors. The SD card I am using also has an ext3 filesystem on. But I
can't change the file permissions once i put the
Try 'adb dmesg' to grab your recent kernel messages, or open an adb
shell and do much of what you can on a normal linux.
It is possible to build native command line tools, adb push them, and
execute them but it will require some (a)buse of the ndk toolchain and
pushing them to a location where the
