No.
I found some more info on this thread:
https://groups.google.com/group/android-porting/browse_thread/thread/a8843a1c6bab61df
I tried adding new pixel format and defining it in format.cpp, but
that didn't go well.
In this thread they say that fix to load_store.cpp will break OpenGLES
or SKIA,
Bionic can not support _FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64, how can I open file which is
bigger than 2G? Using open, lseek64(), close? Stdio can not do it?
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http://nagaraj-embedded.blogspot.com/2011/02/guide-on-adding-wifi-drivers-on-android.html
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hi,
I try to build the code to create a .iso file. i use this line
commande:
sudo make -j2 iso_img
but i have this error:
make: *** No rule to make target `iso_img'. Stop.
so, have you a solution or how to add this rule?
thanks,
jpaum
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Hi,
If we set browser user agent to desktop and then try to compose a
message in gmail.com. Keyboard does not get launched until we move to
plain text.
Has anyone faced this problem ? What might be the reason ?
Regards,
Pradeep
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I ran into this problem because of failing to pull from the x86 git tree ...
the documents for setting up a build environment are different for x86, but
they reference other non-x86 documents which can cause confusion (as they did
for me). That may be the problem you're running into ...
Kev
Hello,
I am trying to understand why the Toast behavior is longer, when I
dispatch key events such as home, menu, and search, compare to
when I dispatch key event back.
The way I invoke Toast is:
- intercept back, home, menu, and search key events in dispatchKey()
- instead of doing normal
Hello,
I am in the process of creating a Samsung S3C6410 Android kernel that is
compatible with Gingerbread. The procedure that I am using seems to be working
but there must be something more efficient given the power of GIT.
Goal: Create a S3C6410 Gingerbread kernel
Resources:
1.
Hi Allen,
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 12:19 AM, Allen Curtis ajcurti...@gmail.com wrote:
1. android/kernel/samsung - linux-2.6.35, S3C6410 does *not* compile
This is a tree merely used for the crespo board (Nexus S).
2. kernel.org/linux-2.6-samsung.git (master), S3C6410 *does* compile, this is
Hello,
I am in the process of creating a Samsung S3C6410 Android kernel that is
compatible with Gingerbread. The procedure that I am using seems to be working
but there must be something more efficient given the power of GIT.
Goal: Create a S3C6410 Gingerbread kernel
Resources:
1.
I hope to get more accurate result. I already understand your quick
dirty method.
Since CDD section 5.3 has mentioned the accurate data, I hope to get
the exact data on my Nexus S.
How can do this?
On Apr 14, 11:00 pm, Glenn Kasten gkas...@android.com wrote:
For the quick dirty method I
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