[android-porting] Network error eth0 not found

2010-06-11 Thread Nilly
hi All, I want to start network on my board. I am getting and error when i am doing ifconfig eth0 up error: SIOCSIFADDR (No such device) Regards, Niral -- unsubscribe: android-porting+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting

[android-porting] question about 'rild'

2010-06-11 Thread 纪翔
Hi All: I'm just writing a document about ril porting, But I can't understand whether the 'rild' will be chanded. If I was change it ,could it got any issue? could anyone help me? thanks a lot! -- Best Regards Ji xiang -- unsubscribe: andro

[android-porting] Re: Android GPS

2010-06-11 Thread Mikkel Christensen
hi, You need to add BOARD_GPS_LIBRARIES := "libgps" to whatever BoardConfig.mk file you are using. Then run "touch hardware/libhardware_legacy/gps/gps.cpp" and recompile to pick up the changes. Best regards, Mikkel On Jun 9, 10:42 pm, Deva R wrote: > probably it expects a library libgps.defa

[android-porting] Re: ADB push Multiple Files/Directory

2010-06-11 Thread fastludeh22
On Jun 11, 12:16 am, xingchao wang wrote: > Hi, > > i wrote this patch to make adb enable this function. > > You can compile it and replace the host adb tool. > usage: > adb push a b c d > Note: adb will push a b c to directory d,a, b,c can be file or directory. > > --wangxingchao > > 2010/6/11

[android-porting] Re: Disabling wpa_supplicant logs

2010-06-11 Thread guru
Sorry Manav, it was typing mistake. is is wpa_debug_level only. On Jun 11, 7:21 pm, Manav Gautama wrote: > On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 7:35 PM, guru wrote: > > HI all > > > in many of the wpa_supplicant code they are using ENTER and LEAVE > > macros to display the logs(Below). At last it will call >

Re: [android-porting] Disabling wpa_supplicant logs

2010-06-11 Thread Manav Gautama
On Fri, Jun 11, 2010 at 7:35 PM, guru wrote: > HI all > > in many of the wpa_supplicant code they are using ENTER and LEAVE > macros to display the logs(Below). At last it will call > android_printf. > > I want to make sure that only message with MSG_WARNING should be > displayed. so what I did i

[android-porting] Disabling wpa_supplicant logs

2010-06-11 Thread guru
HI all in many of the wpa_supplicant code they are using ENTER and LEAVE macros to display the logs(Below). At last it will call android_printf. I want to make sure that only message with MSG_WARNING should be displayed. so what I did is I assigned wpa_debug_leve = MSG_WARNING so since MSG_DEBU

[android-porting] Re: signal of gprs is zero

2010-06-11 Thread Weber
Thank you I have try the method as is described in the link,but it still has no signal. On 6月9日, 下午6时20分, Uhrenfeldt Henrik wrote: > Hi, > > It seems that the reply to the RIL_REQUEST_GPRS_REGISTRATION_STATE is not > formatted properly. The RIL interface for Éclair dictates this implementatio

Re: 答复: [android-porting] signal of gprs is zero

2010-06-11 Thread Weber
Thanks,I have check the AT commands ,they are correct . but after the commands AT+COPS=3,0;+COPS?;+COPS=3,1;+COPS?;+COPS=3,2;+COPS? the output are: +COPS: 0,0,"",2 +COPS: 0,1,"",2 +COPS: 0,2,"46001",2 obviously,the ""s are incorrect . I have try the

[android-porting] MediaPlayer's invoke() & OpenCORE's PlayerExtensionCommand

2010-06-11 Thread NoraBora
I thought MediaPlayer's invoke() is for using OpenCORE's PlayerExtensionCommand. but when I actually used invoke(), I got an error E/MediaPlayer( 1263): invoke failed: wrong state 10 I found that invoke() is supposed to be called between MediaPlayer.setDataSource() and prepare() which is quit

[android-porting] Re: Help need for writing the asound.conf file Sigma 8654

2010-06-11 Thread pramod
i am currently able to change the permission of both the /dev/snd (softlink) and the /dev/ files. both are having the following permission: User:root and Group: audio. But the permission denied problem is still there. is there any way to test the asound.conf file which i have written.??

RE: [android-porting] Re: Android on Ubuntu 10.4

2010-06-11 Thread Uhrenfeldt Henrik
Hi Jonathan, Well - yes and no. I think it is because we're all used to Windows where you do not have to worry about these things. When an unknown USB device enumerates in Linux, the default behavior is to make it writable only by root (probably to prevent un-intended access to devices by users