Hello!
Is it possible to use linux kernel 2.6.31 with android 2.1?
I have red at http://pdk.android.com/online-pdk/guide/bring_up.html
that linux kernel for android need support only:
#
# Android
#
# CONFIG_ANDROID_GADGET is not set
# CONFIG_ANDROID_RAM_CONSOLE is not set
CONFIG_ANDROID_POWER=y
Hi Dries,
Great work on adding the second interface, I too wish I could get this
working.
Unfortunately, I seem to be having the same problem with all pings
trying to use that interface returning destination host unreachable
and other connections returning no route to host (despite my best
It's usual on Linux (where Android comes from), while the system has
free memory it caches every access to storage devices to improve later
access to same data.
When the system needs memory for a process the cached memory is
immediately available if needed, the system will discard or save on
disk
i try to compile the android for mid project.
so i change platform/build/target/product/core.mk as the following:
//PRODUCT_POLICY := android.policy_phone
PRODUCT_POLICY := android.policy_mid
then i compile the android , it is ok.
but when i run as following ,
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch 1
Hello
When I built a C language Application with bionic and prebuilt using tollchaing,
some problems happened.
I am not using Antroid.mk style.
I am just using exist Makefile Environment values and Autoconf for
the application.
Let us suppose the application which I am trying to build is
Hi all,
I'm working with a module that receive sms and have a problem with
large sms(more than 160 chars).
The sms messages are received by a class extends
BroadcastReceiver.Below is the onReceive function
public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {
Hi guys,
I'm planning to buy the new LG GW 620 with Android 1.5. Since it is
not sure if LG will release upgrade for Android 2.1 and over, I was
wondering if a custom build for this phone is possible.
It has a Qualcomm MSM7200A @ 528Mhz.
I'm a programmer, maybe I only need a starting point, I
- are you sure both executables and libraries are generated?? make
sure first of all libhello.so is generated, and is present in
/system/lib folder..
Not sure if u use single make file, but both shared library and
executable should have their Android.mk files and it should be easy to
write one
Please don't use policy_mid. That is super old and crufty and I am sure
totally broken. It should be removed.
On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 1:06 AM, johnson johnson.ker...@gmail.com wrote:
i try to compile the android for mid project.
so i change platform/build/target/product/core.mk as the
On top of that, Android also keeps live processes around as a cache, even if
they are not currently doing anything. These will be killed by the Android
Patented Viking Killer as part of the cache eviction when more memory is
needed.
On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 12:18 AM, Uat H1 uate...@gmail.com
Does anyone have any feedback on this? I'm seeing the same problem
(building on Ubuntu under Virtualbox).
On Mar 5, 2:20 pm, genxsol genx...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Dear,
i am not able tocompilethe Android tree from git://android.git.kernel.org
collected 3102 test methods in 225 junit test
Hi all,
I tried to port eclair + alsa to my target board.
Target board boot up success but I cannot play sound on it.
# alsa_amixer -c 0
# alsa_aplay -l
shows my devices info correctly. but # alsa_aplay sample.wav shows
below error,
--
ALSA lib
Yes, my target board work on linux kernel 2.6.31 with android-2.1_r1
tag.
You can simply get ashmem.c and its header/Makefile ... etc from old
version kernel,
then add/modify those file to you new kernel.
On Mar 15, 5:52 am, Максим Андрущенко andruschenk...@mail.ru wrote:
Hello!
Is it
Did you add ash memory to your kernel?
On Mar 13, 3:37 am, Максим Андрущенко andruschenk...@mail.ru wrote:
Hello!
I am porting Android on s3c6410 compatible platform. So, using Android
sources, i created platform's profile, and compiled ramdisk.img, system.img,
userdata.img.
I use
Hello,
I'm not sure if this is the right forum to ask, but I'll ask anyway in
case someone knowledgeable might know this:
I recently added some functionality in the android framework code
(more specifically I *added* a new class that encapsulates this
functionality that I'm trying to write, and
I would strongly recommend that you provide your public API as a separate
shared library (like the PlatformLibrary sample) that applications link
against, rather than building your own framework JAR. That is the supported
way of adding new APIs, as it allows developers to build against the
Thanks for the reply Dianne, okay, will try to look at that approach.
However, say it is not compiled as a separate shared library, why is
it it not working on Windows emulator when it works fine on Ubuntu?
Why doesn't simply copying over the jar files work? I understand this
is probably not the
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