As Rupesh Gujare suggested, I grabbed a statically linked busybox from
http://benno.id.au/blog/2007/11/14/android-busybox and did what is
described in the page to get it installed with telnetd...
I've also added a few one shot services in init.rc to configure the
USB gadget ethernet, and start
The CPU I am working on is PXA270, with DUMP GPIO command under
HaRET, only #0~83 GPIOs' information can be got, while with DUMP
GPIOST command, only #0~80 GPIOs' information can be got. Could
anybody tell me why this is so? Thanks very much!
for the first case, most likely your USB hard drive is not /dev/block/
sdb, to use it to install Android on your system, kill the /system/bin/
installer process and run '/system/bin/installer -p /dev/block/
WHAT_YOUR_HARDDRIVE_IS2' (e.g., my USB stick is sdd, I use /dev/block/
sdd2)
for the
Hi All,
Can anyone please clarify my doubts?
1) Android SDK Sources : What we get from google
contains a built Emulator along with ramdisk, data system imgs.
It is an ARM Emulator (QEMU) which emulates a ARM processor architecture.
2) Android Sources : When we get android sources, run .
Thanks for your answer. When I try to compile the kernel with the
config file from the eee project I get the following error and I have
no clue how to solve it:
CC=gcc-4.2 CXX=g++-4.2 make ARCH=x86 CROSS-COMPILE=
CHK include/linux/version.h
CHK include/linux/utsrelease.h
CALL
Finally managed to compile sources and run the installer on my eee.
I'm having now these problems:
1) The first few times I try to use the keyboard I get this error:
The application Sample Soft Keyboard (process
com.example.android.softkeyboard) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try
again.
The
Thanks Lee for the detailed instructions. Do you know if this build
works in Virtual Environment(like VMWare or VirtualBox?).
What changes do I need to make if I need to run this in virtual
environment?
Also, Do you know if the vanilla cupcake branch will work for the
virtual environment? Or do
You should be able to build everything on your ubuntu box, but if you try to
install it onto it, the installer WILL wipe the target disk. Running this on
anything that's not an eeepc (or very similar hardware) is really not
recommended. It's really not ready to run on desktops. If still really
You shouldn't be building pmem for x86. Its not needed, and i think there
are a few ARMisms in there that we haven't had a chance to clean it up.
Take it out of your config file (it's is not in the kernel.config in the
eee701.git repo).
--Dima
On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 9:54 AM, squix
The music player seems to play music and dmesg indicates that the
INTEL HDA Audio
chip is correctly loaded. Could it be that everything is fine and just
the volume is turned off?
If this is the case how can I turn it on? :)
For audio, you'll need the alsa stuffs. You'll also probably need
I have managed to run it under both Vmware and Virtualbox. You need to
compile the kernel with proper driver: vesafb, ethernet, scsci or ide, etc.
You may be able to use the dd image of the make-live created usb key.
--
Chen
On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 2:58 AM, Andriod Developer
Hi
This question is slightly out of context, I have following questions,
1. Can I have anroid w/o the davlick vm, application framework, and APIS ?
2. The motivation here is write custom applications on top libraries
provided by anriod platform ? In others words, I want to strip of java
virtual
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