Hello,
I'm trying to build a custom SDK for a customized device, so, before adding
any new jar to the SDK, the first thing I've done is to build SDK from
scratch (usin make sdk)
But I've noticed that the sdk.atree file is installing files in a location
that is different fr
Hello Christopher,
do you know if it is possible to add car-support-lib.jar directly to the
SDK modifying for example the file ./development/build/sdk.atree?
Maybe adding a line like the one for the main android.jar...
# Main Public API jar
${OUT_DIR}/target/common/obj/PACKAGING
I am doing evaluation of ART performance on MIPS BIG ENDIAN device.
Any one would like to confirm:
1. ART has supported MIPS LITTLE ENDIAN. Does ART supports MIPS BIG ENDIAN?
2. I have own cross compiler for MIPS BIG ENDIAN, how could I replace
current AOSP MIPS cross compiler and establish the
so you could add log to your script, something like 【log -t
>> MYPROJECT "xxxxxx log xx"】, and then check out if it is
>> executed.
>>
>> 2016-01-15 5:32 GMT+08:00 Alexis LE GOFF :
>>
>>> Dears,
>>>
>>> I am developi
surface flinger to locate the place where the screen
> is cleared out after splash screen. I think if I can avoid clearing of the
> screen, then the boot animation will be started immediately after splash
> screen without a blank effect in between.
>
> Any pointers on whic
I am having problem in supporting flash based streaming sites through
Wilhelm/NuPlayer.
Video finishes very fast (just displays 4-5 frames) and entire pipeline
pauses.Also progress bar updation happens randomly very fast.
Progress bar doesn't update as per getCurrentPostion (as per rendered media
Hi,
I am trying to customize android build by removing few stock android
applications from code and recompile the code.
When I try to remove the Calculator application (by renaming Android.mk in
packages/apps/Calculator/ folder), I am getting the following build error
in ICS,
"make: *** No r
> > I would like to create an Android application that communicates with a
> > PC Windows app using the USB interface. May I know if this is
> > possible? Do I need to modify the Android OS, add in drivers or can
> > this be done at the application level?
>
> This is
There is another option that I believe works on all Android platforms.
At least the drivers exist. Unfortunately I have not found a standard
mechanism to enable it operation.
All Android platforms that I have encountered include g_ether.ko. This
is a gadget ethernet kernel module which may be
Hi All,
I have extended the MediaRecorder class to support reading from a raw video
file. I am using the MediaRecorder class to create the output as Mpeg2TS
file with H264 encoding.
recorder = new MediaRecorder();
recorder.setVideoSource(MediaRecorder.VideoSource.MYSOURCE); //Extended
media
> is there any one porting android 2.3 success on samsung s5pc100?
> I'am porting linux2.6.35 but there are too many errors,i get the
> linux2.6.35 source from google.
You might want to checkout kernel/common/android-2.6.38
I am porting to the Samsung S3C6410 and this was the best starting
point
> > I have a local git repository which I would like to add in
> > $ANDROID/external/ folder as a project. So that it get synced from a local
> > repository when "repo sync " command is used.
> > I tried adding this in manifest.xml but it dint work.
>
> W
Correction on the GIT repository path:
g...@github.com:curtisembedded/gingerbread-lks3c6410.git
Sorry for any confusion.
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> My board is Mini6410. Here is my porting setp:
> 1: Port BSP. And make sure the kernel can run with busybox.
> 2:Try to run with Android.
> It's better to send mail to android-porting , so others will recieve this
> mail and comment on it.
Group!
I have created
> > 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 linux-2.6.36-rc7
> Samsung's kernel tree.
Hello,
I am confused about the purpose of kernel/samsung.git
My assumption was that this was the samsung kernel tree to build the
Android kernels for the devices in the standard GIT repository.
However I can not find a crespo_defconfig file in this kernel tree.
The only kernel configuration in
Hello,
Is there any documentation for BoardConfig.mk?
I am porting Gingerbread to a new hardware platform. The porting
section of source.android.com has documentation on creating a new
hardware platform. However if you look at any of the sample devices
like htc/passion, it looks like there is a
> great., can u share the code you used to run these commands from java??
Please refer to this thread
http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting/t/3c975ead70fe1bfe
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Excellent!
Is there a document which describes the various Android boot args?
TIA
Allen
On Jan 2, 8:51 am, Ashwin Bihari wrote:
> Also,
>
> For the Linux bootargs, in addition to defining the "console=" line,
> you need to define the "androidboot.console=" and
On second thought there is a difference,
The problem isn't just a sequence of instructions but having
sufficient permission to execute. The Java JVM does not run as root.
So,you need something that runs as root to change permissions to
enable Java access.
IMO a script maybe the best sol
The point was to proviide a simple short example of how to export GPIO
for access from Java. Of course the could have been done in Java but
it would be more then 3 lines of code.
On Jan 1, 7:13 pm, Chris Stratton wrote:
> On Dec 30 2010, 12:19 pm, A Curtis wrote:
>
> > This is basi
Hello,
I have seen references to this message in many postings but I have not
found a solution. Sorry if this has been answered.
What needs to be done to enable job control? It would be nice if Ctrl-
C worked. Equally annoying is not recognizing EOF with logcat. How do
you solve some of these
I got this working!
Basically I did not realize that SYSFS was more sophisticated than /
proc and actually supported file permissions.
This is basically what I did to access a GPIO from Java land.
echo "128" >/sys/class/gpio/export
echo "out" > /sys/devices/virtual/gp
I got this working!
Basically I did not realize that SYSFS was more sophisticated than /
proc and actually supported file permissions.
This is basically what I did to access a GPIO from Java land.
echo "128" >/sys/class/gpio/export
echo "out" > /sys/devices/virtual/gp
Chris,
Have you tried to access sysfs directly frdom Java? I have not been
able to get this to work.
Could you provide a code fragment?
TIA
On Nov 23, 10:12 am, Chris Stratton wrote:
> On Nov 23, 5:33 am, Mikkel Christensen
> wrote:
>
> > If the LED is already exposed in sysf
Hello,
I have exported some GPIOs to sysfs and now I want to manipulate them
from Java.
How do I do this?
new FileOutputStream("/sys/devices/virtual/gpio/gpio128/value"); //
throws an error
Do I need to use the NDK for this job?
TIA
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Hello,
I am a long time embedded Linux developer with experience porting to
new hardware platforms. When doing this work there are many operations
which require root permissions to perform. On many systems you need
root permissions to mount file systems. I understand Android's anti-
The CDD says a device must support audio out, but is not specific. I
assume that means a device can support whatever port and format they
want?
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>
> On 4 июн, 17:34, Prakash A S wrote:
>
> > Dear All,
> > I am using Mini2440 ARM9 board to test my custom Android OS. Initially
> > I followed the steps given
> > here,http://mini2440.spaceopera.org/site/developm
Dear All,
I am using Mini2440 ARM9 board to test my custom Android OS. Initially
I followed the steps given here,
http://mini2440.spaceopera.org/site/developmentenviroment/stepbystep/index.html
I downloaded the binaries given by the community and tested it. Its
working fine.
Then I downloaded the
ow power
> embedded devices that dont need 3d etc.
>
> I'd LIKE the following
> Basic display, no need for video, no need for 3d
> basic sound (playing sound effects)
> wifi at very most as far as network goes
> serial/usb input.
>
> If this is the wrong place to ask, plea
Dear Shannon Haworth,
You have done a great job. Thanks for such an nice & useful
Howto.
-Prakash
On Mar 29, 8:52 am, Deva R wrote:
> similar wiki: to start android from
> scratch..http://omappedia.org/wiki/Android_Getting_Started
>
> On Sat, Mar 27, 2010 at 7:10 AM,
Hello Mike,
I am trying to connect an external modem with Mini2440 board
on Android. Can you guide me how to do this.
-Prakash
On Mar 23, 11:22 pm, ms12 wrote:
> We are trying to get GPRS support with an external modem on Android
> 1.6 running on a Beagleboard. The modem is w
modify in the Android side.
Thanks in Adv,
Prakash A S.
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language setting in the source before we create the
android kernel image?.
-Regards,
Prakash a s
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who are in the process of
creating
Android net-books.
These netbooks have (up to my knowledge) often resolutions of wide VGA
(800x600)
or even 1024 x 768.
Even higher resolutions might be possible.
It would be a pity if each provider of a net-book or any other high
resolution device had to hack
Hi,
It's working now. No idea, what I made wrong.
What is important though is to kill the previous server.
> ADBHOST=[you host ip address] ./adb kill-server
> ADBHOST=[you host ip address] ./adb devices
what is a little confusing though is, that the output of "./adb
devi
adb -d devices
>
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> Ying RongJun China
>
> On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 5:52 PM, a druid wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I wondered, whether I could use adb over ethernet instead of adb over
> > USB
>
> > Looking at the forums I did not really understand
server side?
thanks for any further suggestions
> -
> Ying RongJun China
>
> On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 5:52 PM, a druid wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I wondered, whether I could use adb over ethernet instead of adb over
> > USB
>
> > L
Hi,
I wondered, whether I could use adb over ethernet instead of adb over
USB
Looking at the forums I did not really understand, whether this is
feasible, was feasible, would be easy to
accomplish.
Thanks in advance for any pointer / suggestions.
I saw mentioning of an obsolete environment var
ntries or ways of killing suspend or
something...
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 12:35 PM, aow
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wrote:
A simple way to turn off android power management:
edited kernel\drivers\android\power.c
static
Brian,
Thanks a lot for your advice. I've just submitted the patch. Would you please
take a look at it and see whether it fits?
http://review.source.android.com/8900
Thanks
Max (Xiaoyang)
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Hi,
I would like to know
1. How we can add native C library to the SDK to provide additional features
needed for our Android application? (I realize we can't deploy such a java
application on all the Android handsets)
2. How should we compile the library for android platform. Is it
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