Hi Venkat,
The analysis which you have done about vold is correct, vold is not able to
detect the sdcard may be as the device path specified in the vold.conf is
not correct.
The path can be something like :
/devices/platform/mmci-omap-hs.0/mmc_host/mmc0
this path corresponds to the sysfs dev
Rabhul,
I have verified the path which has been given in vold.fstab is same as you
mentioned and also the same entry is present in /sys .
Thanks & Regards,
Venkat.
On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 12:16 PM, rahul soparkar
wrote:
> Hi Venkat,
>
> The analysis which you have done about vold is correc
Robert Greenwalt writes:
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>
> Excellent! That sounds like a fun project.
>
> I would recommend going the NetworkStateTracker route.
It should get notified
of state changes for your modem and convert that into
standard signals for the
ConnectivityService. It also provides an API for the
Hi,
I want to find memory leaks in native code. The thread below gives
some information about the same. I added "native=true" in ~/.android/
ddms.cfg and started the stand alone DDMS (in windows ) and I'm also
able to see Native Heap tab in the same.
But no data is shown in that tab. Please let me
Hi,
Can someone be kind enough to recommend a good book on Android
porting?
I have been searching the library for such a book but all of them are
about Android application development. Actually, has such a book been
ever written?
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On Sep 21, 4:28 am, Nand wrote:
> I want to find memory leaks in native code. The thread below gives
> some information about the same. I added "native=true" in ~/.android/
> ddms.cfg and started the stand alone DDMS (in windows ) and I'm also
> able to see Native Heap tab in the same.
> But no da
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Hi,
Thanks for replying. Should I have to run the adb commands in command
prompt or in cygwin bash shell?
I'm using android-ndk-r3 version.
Regards,
Nand
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Im dealing with a USB 3G Modem that has a flip-flop/Zero-CD mode. Its
showing me the device as a scsi cdrom but it should show 4 usb ports.
How do i change the devices mode? Normally we'd use USB_modeswitch but
i dont think thats possible since there is no udev or libusb
(..normally) and other thi
Just stabbing in the dark here, but can you figure out what
usbmodeswitch actually causes the kernel to do, and then make your
modem driver module cause that itself?
Assuming of course that you can figure out how to make the modem
driver module claim the cdrom-mode version of the device, before so
Hi All,
Does anybody port Android to telechips TCC89xx or TCC92xx chips?
Thanks,
Xu
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This story starts to get me totally crazy.
Sorry Dianne ;-), but Craig is right. In AOSP, part of the problem is
that screenOrientation is not set up in the manifest files.
Nevertheless, it still not working. Moreover, I have now a crazy
behavior. Perhaps I'm wrong, but it shows a bug in AOSP.
I
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