Dear all,
Is it possible to tap the composed data which is given to framebuffer
at android framework level ? In which format it will be RGB565 ?
I tried doing the same at
FramebufferNativeWindow.cpp -> int
FramebufferNativeWindow::queueBuffer(ANativeWindow*
window,android_native_buffer_t* buffer
Hi,
Can some help me with the query ?
Regards
Girish
On Sep 27, 2:51 pm, Girish wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Is it possible to tap the composed data which is given to framebuffer
> at android framework level ? In which format it will be RGB565 ?
>
> I tried doing the same at
>
> FramebufferNativeWind
Hi,
I have already mounted the fs in rw mode.
Thanks
On Sep 27, 5:35 am, chris wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Maybe you can try mount rootfs from "ro" to "rw" in init.rc.
>
> On 9月26日, 下午6时47分, Nandi wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> > Please find the log below. I am trying to boot from the SD Card.
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Hey,
I am working on android 2.1 version for my SMDK6410 board.
I wanted to do touch calibration on my device so i used "android-
tslib" code available online and made the necessary changes.
I am able to create the "ts_calibrate" file in /system/bin and it is
working fine.
Now my requirement is
Hi Steve,
Is it not possible to tap the composed screen data at the framework ?
If yes where exactly in the framework i can tap this data !!
Regards
Girish
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While building any module in android, its build infrastructure does not show
what make commands it is firing.
e.g. while building opencore I see
target thumb C++: libandroidpv <= external/opencore/android/playerdriver.cpp
target thumb C++: libandroidpv <= external/opencore/android/mediascanner.cp
No. And there is no guarantee about what the format will be, in fact it may
not be anything you coud possibly interpret (such as non-planar).
On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 2:51 AM, Girish wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Is it possible to tap the composed data which is given to framebuffer
> at android framewo
I have a plug-in that fails to load a website and just crashes. When I check
the crash log the pc & ra point to a memset routine. Using gdb did not give
me enough info as it doesn't have the call trace. I suspected this had to do
with the heap size and increased it and now the problem is gone. H
I have a plug-in that fails to load a website and just crashes. When I check
the crash log the pc & ra point to a memset routine. Using gdb did not give
me enough info as it doesn't have the call trace. I suspected this had to do
with the heap size and increased it and now the problem is gone. H
Thanks Dianne,
So where do you think this composed data can be read, suppose i want
to read screenshot of the device programatically.
As i can see only 2 possibilities.
1.Use something like droidscreen - Java app
2.Direct access framebuffer ..
I wanted to know if there exists any 3rd opportunit
Generally, you can't. Like I said increasingly on hardware the framebuffer
is not in a format that you can feasibly read, just like the situation on
modern GPUs on the desktop.
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 12:21 AM, Girish wrote:
> Thanks Dianne,
>
> So where do you think this composed data can be r
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