Both? :D
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You can still use it with the original software though :D
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Kinda like. Android was designed for ARMv6 (mostly, but runs on other
platforms too) and Qualcomm CPUs, then some added more and more support
(like Samsung's Hummingbird).
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It will be pretty hard. You have to get the internal info of that device
(CPU, NAND type and size, etc) and create a total workaround for that.
Also, interfaces of GPS, etc.
If the CPU isn't ARMv6 or v7, it is possible to do but most apps won't work.
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I ran into a problem while I was porting Android to my tablet:
it won't show software keyboard.
The buttons on the device are detected as a separate full qwerty keyboard,
and such, the software keyboard won't come in.
Is there any way to force show it even if a HW keyboard is detected and
being
Just tried under Android, getevent only lists the scancodes, no keycodes
sadly.
And also tried what you linked, it returns totally different values than
xev, and it won't detect the missing two keys either.
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Well yea, I'm using Ubuntu right now, any idea for that?
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There is an application on the Market called ASProxy, what can do HTTP and
NTML proxy connection with some authentication too. It is cheap, but
requires root access!
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I am porting Android to my good old Motion M1400 (I know it is x86 based,
I'm using the Android-X86 project), and I want to assing the built in keys
as hardware keys.
Problem is, I don't really know how to get the needed keycodes (or
scancodes, the Android Source porting page refers to them as
