1. The watchdog detects when FastMixer is starving for lack of CPU budget,
and logs a warning message if that happens.
2. I just replied to post Questions of fastmixer which should appear soon
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/android-porting/3sTfcy-bXLE/discussion
3. NBAIO (for
1. You didn't mention if you're developing Android apps or the platform. If
you're an Android app developer, you should be using only documented public
APIs. For audio output, that's Java language android.media.AudioTrack in
SDK and C language OpenSL ES AudioPlayer with PCM buffer queue in NDK.
Hi Vineet,
If you have experience working with Linux drivers in an embedded system it
should be no different with Android, its the same.
You can download android source code, browse the kernel drivers and start
your work.
http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html
All the best.
-br
Depends on what you mean...
If you have the existing source and it already runs under linux 2.6/3.0
kernels, it should be rather easy to just patch kernel for module / native
driver support. The usual kconfig/and requisite c source and header files
should do the trick, and would likely just
I just answered a similar question about FastMixer at Questions of
fastmixer which should appear soon
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/android-porting/3sTfcy-bXLE/discussion
On Wednesday, September 5, 2012 9:51:00 AM UTC-7, Xin Qian wrote:
Dear all,
After upgrading to android 4.1, I
Hi,
I've got similar issue. I downloaded the source code from omap4boot and
compiled using the same environment setup as Android.
I've read somewhere that this is related to the method used by the tool to
poll information. I'm not sure about that too. But I compiled it and it
worked.
If I
All you need to do is create your own home screen app, and optionally
remove the intent filter from Launcher2. You'll effectively have your own
app that gets launched on start. (this doesnt prevent other launchers from
being installed if its an open system) You can then edit the mk files to
I just posted an answer to a similar question about fast track at
Questions of fastmixer which should appear soon
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/android-porting/3sTfcy-bXLE/discussion
About your other question, synchronized record is a new feature and not
everything is using it.
On
The KEY_POWER is only for Android userspace. To wake up the the device you need
to configure it as a wake source.
You need to consult documentations of your board or CPU.
For example on a PXA310 when it is put into deep sleep (can be considered as
power off), only a specific pin or the RTC can
First you need to know if its resistive or capacitive. Heres what I did
Make menuconfig on kernel... go to drivers-input devices-touchscreens
usb touchscreen driver
then check the touchscreens you'd like to support under that. I just chose
them all.
rebuild the kernel and make sure it gets into
Hi All,
I am developing an webapp in android and getting data from my server but
how can get session in android.
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Yes, I managed to get this all going... it just tweaking on my part with
fstab and bootscripts, but all is well now.
Weston
On Monday, September 3, 2012 6:27:24 PM UTC-7, Darren Landoll wrote:
Recovery has worked for me on the Pandaboard. Did you build from the
master branch?
On Thu,
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