The Audio chipet is a Realtek ALC 5621 and this is what I can find in my
kernel driver:
static const char *in_sw_control_texts[] = {
OFF, MIC_normal, MIC_ringtone, MIC_incall, Headset_normal,
Headset_ringtone, Headset_incall
};
static const char *fs_sw_control_texts[] = {
7.35kHz,
Dear Steve and list members,
I've already read those webpages, and they mentioned that USB HID keyboards
should work out of the box, without further configuration (my cheap Android
development tablet does not have any special configuration file regarding
the USB HID keyboard and it works ok.
Usually you can find the names of the mixer controls from the kernel device
driver implementation.
For example, for grouper which you're using as a model, I did this search
on the kernel source code:
cd kernel
grep -r 'DAC IF1 SWITCH' sound/
sound/soc/codecs/rt5640.c: SOC_ENUM(DAC IF1 SWITCH,
It is a port of Android 4.0.3 to MS Windows without any VM like QEMU or
VirtualBox. It runs with MS Windows as its dependent kernel instead of
Linux. You can watch the demo video here:
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNTA1NTYzNTI0.html And you can download an
early(it is still in progress)
hi, on my android platform I had usbtouchscreen.c for use egalax touhscreen
(I add a usbtouchscreen.ko file). I'm interesting to put a different
touchscreen on my board. I have a tsharc usb touchscreen, but i don't have
a native driver. So this touch work on my linux pc with generic hid
Hi
I know this has been asked a few times, but has anyone had any success in
creating a platform addon with custom resources lying outside of the
framework resources
It would make a lot of sense to be able to create an addon at platform
level which is fully self contained with java classes
Hi Glenn, thanks a lot for answering.
I hope you don't mind if I ask you to guide me through these steps. I have
both the kernel driver code, the datasheet and device schematics, so I have
all's required to complete this... I think. Except experience :)
For example, I've posted the device
