Hi,
On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 3:37 AM, F H wrote:
> Hi Mathias,
>
> Android typically creates two buffers per surface. Presumably this is so
> that one of them can be locked by an application for rendering while the
> other (complete buffer) is available to SurfaceFlinger for compositing?
correct
Hi Jeroen
I just saw that someone added a tutorial about how to build the kernel
for Geode LX to the Wiki, I guess that was you? Thanks!
I "pimped" it a little bit, I hope you don't mind...
--Dani
On Jan 20, 7:48 am, squix wrote:
> That sounds great! When I had my own attempts with compiling a
It looks like I'm missing a change even after repo sync. I get:
development/apps/Development/AndroidManifest.xml:74: ERROR Error: String
types not allowed (at 'configChanges' with value
'keyboard|keyboardHidden|navigation|orientation').
when building. Searching for configChanges shows several
thanks, I did that as follows,but it still not work for me.
* Kernel(Max 3M)
tftp c000 zImage
nand erase 4 30
nand write c000 4 30
nand read c0008000 4 30
bootm c0008000
R.wen
2009/1/22 KYUNGHO PARK
>
> Hi.
>
> I had also same problem, but it could be solved.
I have a platform, that is versatile, arm926ejs.
I want to porting android on this platform, but failed.
I just get a blank screen after launching /init.
The log message from strace is "writev(4, [{"\5", 1},
{"EGLDisplaySurface\", 18}, {"page flipping not supported
(yres_virtual=640, requested=12
Hi.
I had also same problem, but it could be solved.
You can find the solution in http://www.kandroid.org/bug .
2009/1/21 Rwen :
> yes， I encountered this problem too.
>
> R.wen
>
> 2009/1/21 Praveen
>>
>> Hi Lim,
>>
>> I compiled your kernel with the tool chain you have provided and got
>>
hi
now i have build dalvik virtual macihine and this dvm binary copied in
cramfs file system ,
but it does not work and giving error
i gave the cammand
./dalvikvm -classpath /etc/main.class
Dalvik VM init failed (check log file)\n
in system/bin i have cpoeid only dalvikvm ,i think it will lookinf
[Sean McNeil ]
>
> How does Android deal with multiple network sources and the default
> route? I've seen how to get the appropriate DNS entries through the
> connection manager, but nothing that appears to work the routing. For
> instance, if I have GPRS up and then initiate a WiFi connection
I think David is confusing the transport-over-IP feature which adbd on
the device will fail back to if it can't open the usb device driver with
the local adb control socket on the device which was disabled to avoid
possible security issues (potentially giving untrusted apps debugging
access to th
I think it could be because of Framebuffer not configured properly as
I am not getting the "Android" text in the center of touchscreen LCD.
Is it to do with missing pan_display in framebuffer ?
Thanks
Ajay
On Jan 21, 8:06 am, AJAY wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> I have ported android on the ARM9 based boar
Thanks Sean,
It works now :)
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 12:02 AM, Sean McNeil wrote:
>
> It is very simple:
>
> First, make sure you have connectivity to the zoom. Ping the ip address.
> Next, type the command as follows (with appropriate changes):
>
> ADBHOST=ip_address adb kill-server
> ADBHOST=
> The soft keypad in cupcake is a great step in supporting keypad-less
> phones like the Openmoko. I've found the following minor issues that I
> don't know if Google engineers have seen:
>
> 1) At times, the cursor will remain in front of a character that is
> typed. It happens to me mostly when
It is very simple:
First, make sure you have connectivity to the zoom. Ping the ip address.
Next, type the command as follows (with appropriate changes):
ADBHOST=ip_address adb kill-server
ADBHOST=ip_address adb shell
If using ethernet over usb, the zoom/OMAP USB gadget driver has an odd
requi
Hi Divya ,
Even I tried to connect through adb but I could not. When i do a adb devices
it doesn't list anything. The adbd demon is running on the traget device .
If you are able to connect on zoom please update me .
thanks in advance
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 11:20 PM, Nimit Manglick wrote:
>
Hi Divya,
No i haven't tried anything using adb..
Bye t way why r u looking for adb..?? After booting android
u will get the console itself na...
Anyways sorry no idea :(
Regards
Nimit
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 8:33 PM, divya wrote:
>
> Hi Nimit,
>
> Have you tried adb with ur OMAP Board.If
How does Android deal with multiple network sources and the default
route? I've seen how to get the appropriate DNS entries through the
connection manager, but nothing that appears to work the routing. For
instance, if I have GPRS up and then initiate a WiFi connection then the
default route s
Hi All,
I'm integrating a OpenGL driver into the Android. The driver has
been ready, include a kernel part and a GL ES part. It works fine on
Linux. Now the problem I met is that, I cann't find a way to create a
device node for the kernel driver during the booting. I've tried
insmod and mkno
The soft keypad in cupcake is a great step in supporting keypad-less
phones like the Openmoko. I've found the following minor issues that I
don't know if Google engineers have seen:
1) At times, the cursor will remain in front of a character that is
typed. It happens to me mostly when typing U
Huh? I do this all the time. I setup ethernet over USB and then connect
to the phone with:
ADBHOST=192.168.0.202 adb kill-server
ADBHOST=192.168.0.202 adb command
I don't know what you mean that it isn't possible. I guess I'm doing the
impossible, then. ;)
David Turner wrote:
> This is not cu
Agreed, this is all technically feasible.
However, as I said before, I don't think Skia currently supports
rendering a portion of a JPEG image to RGB565 for display.
On Jan 21, 6:17 am, anandb wrote:
> yep, i agree that for the displaying part, a smaller resized image
> could be used (or croppe
nevermind. If your running your system off a USB stick then removing
the stick removes the logs. Instead I just went to the console (alt
+f1) and redirected the log file output to a file. (ie cat /dev/log/
main > name_of_your_file)
On Jan 21, 1:43 pm, AndyM wrote:
> Is there a way to capture and
Is there a way to capture android logs to a file? I'm talking about
the types of messages you would normally see in logcat.
I tried making /dev/log/main but I don't find any log files in there
after booting android. Does my init.rc need to be configured a
particular way to start some sorta loggi
I added my quick howto to androidx86.org and copy it here. This howto
applies for Geode architecture optimization, but is quite generic so
it should be easy to modify this for every x86 kernel
* Checkout the cupcake branch.
* In the cupcake folder: cd kernel
* cp ../vendor/asus/eee_701/kernel.con
Hi
I am waiting to get the permission from my boss.
Once I will get the reply, I will upload it.
Till that time, if you had any specific problems, I can help you to
resolve them
Regards
Ananth
On 1/21/09, Ananth M wrote:
> Hi
> I am waiting to get the permission from my boss.
>
Hi
I am waiting to get the permission from my boss.
Once I will get the reply, I will upload it.
Regards
Ananth
On 1/21/09, Praveen wrote:
>
> Hi Ananth,
>
> It Works!. will it be possible for you upload the samsung related
> stuffs and the android patch you have applied to 2.6.25 linux
Looking at the sources, it might be possible. If the ro.secure property is
*not* set (and I believe that it is always set for typical device builds),
then the adbd daemon will listen for requests on localhost port 5037. The
problem is I'm really unsure that everything is going to work fine if an
ex
upgrade the kernel to target machine without reinstallation:
build your kernel
connect to your target with adb
$adb shell
#mkdir /data/mnt
#mount -t ext2 /dev/block/sda3 /data/mnt
#rm /data/mnt/kernel
#exit
$adb push path_to_new_kernel /data/mnt/kernel
if it finishes successfully
$adb shell umount
Hi Mike,
Right now my intention is to develop it on an OMAP board. But would
like to knw the security angle too.. Just incase, if I need to develop
on a real device...
I checked the same with the android-x86 as you had suggested ,but was
not successfully in finding anything useful...
Regards
It sounds like Divya wants to do this to develop on an OMAP
development board, not a real phone. In that case, the security issue
probably is not important.
Wouldn't it be possible to modify adbd to listen for connections on
external ports and connect to it from a PC over ethernet? I thought I
Hi David,
Thanks for this valuable information.
So you mean it not at all possible to run an adb using IP
address. So if I am to use the adb from a windows system I need to
install the android_usb_driver for windows and then connect my OMAP
3430 SDP board using an USB cable to the windows s
This is not currently possibe.
First of all, you need to understand that there are 3 components to ADB:
- the 'adbd' daemon that runs on the device
- the 'adb server' that runs as a background process on the host development
machine
- the 'adb client', which can be either the adb executable or DD
Hi Nimit,
Have you tried adb with ur OMAP Board.If yes can you update me.
I am using a tcp ip connection using a windows host and OMAP 3430 SDP.
Waiting for ur reply...
Regards,
Divya
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Hi,
I have succefully got the android up and running on OMAP 3430. But
now I want to use adb tool to push applications on to the device and
also for debugging.
I have assigned my OMAP 3430 board an IP. How can now connect to
the board using a windows machine(host).
After searching for
yep, i agree that for the displaying part, a smaller resized image
could be used (or cropped image in case of zoom) .. so it should be ok
from an application mem requirements perspective .. and i guess that
we will also have to make sure that complete raw data is not required
at a time ..
On Jan
Would you like to provide related dmesg info? You can just print the lines
leading with vesafb.
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Chen
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 9:19 PM, gowtham gowda wrote:
>
> i am compiling for a via unichrome, i did include the vesafb when
> using the "make menuconfig", then i copied the bzImage to vendor/a
i am compiling for a via unichrome, i did include the vesafb when
using the "make menuconfig", then i copied the bzImage to vendor/asus/
eee_701/kernel and used the $ TARGET_ARCH=x86 TARGET_PRODUCT=eee_701
DISABLE_DEXPREOPT=true make -j2 installer_img to build the
installer.img.
Do i need to just
Hi Ananth,
It Works!. will it be possible for you upload the samsung related
stuffs and the android patch you have applied to 2.6.25 linux kernel?
On Jan 21, 4:48 pm, srinath wrote:
> Hi Ananth,
>
> Thanks,It was working for me. Will it possible for you to upload the
> samsung + android patch y
Rishi,
I am using for TI OMAP 3530.
Rgds,
Vandana
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Rishi Franklin wrote:
> OMAP 3530's got a OpenGL ES hardware acceleration unit.if u've invoked
> it via opengl es libs in Android it coud (possibly) be HW acceleration
> Can u mention the dev board used for
Hi Ananth,
Thanks,It was working for me. Will it possible for you to upload the
samsung + android patch you have applied to the stock linux 2.6.25
kernel ? or can u explain how you upgraded the kernel to 2.6.25.Only
samsung linux kernel 2.6.21.5 is getting booted up on this board other
than your
OMAP 3530's got a OpenGL ES hardware acceleration unit.if u've invoked
it via opengl es libs in Android it coud (possibly) be HW acceleration
Can u mention the dev board used for the porting ?
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Vandana Vuthoo wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have ported android on TI O
it is completly on ARM, not accelerated.
On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Vandana Vuthoo wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have ported android on TI OMAP 3530, I can see that open GL application
> is running , is it with hardware acceleration or software acceleration?
> In case it its hardware acceleration,
Hi Praveen,
Are you able to get the Android Screen on your Board using the my
Kernel Image and File system?
Regards
Ananth
On 1/21/09, Praveen wrote:
>
> Hi Ananth,
>
> Thanks for all your help.Can you please upload the samsung + android
> patches you have applied to the 2.6.25 linux kernel
Hi All,
I have ported android on TI OMAP 3530, I can see that open GL application is
running , is it with hardware acceleration or software acceleration?
In case it its hardware acceleration, what hardware accelerator is being
used?
Regards,
Vandana
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