Basically, you can follow the tutorials
at: http://source.android.com/source/initializing.html which explain how to
go about setting up an android rom build. If you are building for specific
hardware, you'll likely need to either use a pre-built kernel, or port that
over yourself.
Once you
Sorry I dont have your answer for you, but how well does the os itself
perform on the IMX53?
On Wednesday, June 6, 2012 5:35:43 AM UTC-7, swaraj wrote:
Hi,
I am building android 4.0.4 for imx53 board. I'm stuck with wifi porting
issue.
I'm able to scan and connect using command prompt,
Edit the init.rc file which may be in your init ramdisk or just in the root
of the boot partition. You can disable a service by adding a line beneath
last configuration option for the service called disabled. This will
temporarily disable the service. or rather prevent it from automatically
Over hdmi?
I've got a little 7 hdmi monitor with integrated egalax touch screen, but
it just does audio/video over hdmi, touch panel controlled by usb.
What you should be able to do is create idc file
(http://source.android.com/tech/input/input-device-configuration-files.html)
for egalax
I'm working with an android 2.3.1 port for some hybrid freescale imx53
hardware and running into some problems. I've got code in an app running in
the os that does effectively the very same thing as below.
private Runnable mUpdateTimeTask = new Runnable() {
public void run() {
final
Which splash screen?
On most hardware that are at least 3 diff places you can do it.
1) Bootloader u-boot allows you to supply a RLE bitmap to use as a boot
image.
2) Linux kernel will let you use simple bitmaps as splash images
3) You can modify stock progress indicator in bootanimation.c
Android's core is a linux kernel and hybrid linux / android userland.
You could probably make things work (IF YOU HAD TO) with mono etc if these
were .net dll's, however I think the amount of work involved would be
considerable. Also I am unaware of what licensing restrictions would be
,EthernetManager,EthernetConfiguration etc
Ronnyek
On Monday, May 21, 2012 6:14:27 PM UTC-7, CTurner wrote:
Hi all,
I have a FreeARM Tiny210 development device running Android 4.0.3. The
Android system has ethernet support, and came prepackaged with an Ethernet
Settings application
Trying to bring up a new linux kernel on this hardware... and I've noticed
that I get the ServiceManager exited 4 times in 4 minutes error.
For troubleshooting the kernel itself (which I dont htink is the problem
here) I turned on earlyprintk support and kernel debugging.
For troubleshooting
Tejeswini,
Is this a touchscreen and if so, do the touches correspond with the ui
elements on the screen?
You can flip orientation etc at a hardware on the lg4573, but these
changes wouldnt likely affect orientation of a touchscreen if you were
using one.
section: 6.2.15
The only thing I see here thats appears to be specifically related to ETH
is the fact that it probed for ipv6, and found no routers (really not that
out of the ordinary).
and the network state going up and down. The failures to write mmcblk0 may
be where browser is trying to write to a cache or
Hello...
I've managed to get a multi-touch driver installed for our hardware, and it
appears to work in applications like say OfficeViewer and MTTest.apk (to
test multi touch point functionality), however I've noticed that
Browser.apk doesnt seem to allow you to pinch resize/zoom... with the
Depends on how you intend on using your hardware...
If this touchscreen is always going to be present with your version of
android, you might consider just building into the kernel.
If you just want to support touch screen, but want to leave it as a
module... you can fire insmod from init.rc
Hi,
I've got hardware we've managed to get android 2.3.4 running on based on
freescale IMX processors. I've noticed that the devices themselves have
been hard crashing every now and then, and trying to identify the cause.
I've investigated memory usage of the primary apps, and logcat output,
I made sure to set kernel_no_image :=false, and threw the kernel in
the folder it was looking for.
Is there anything else I need to look at? Extremely frustrating ot try
and find more information on, as everyone trying to build a recovery
image tends to want to build something custom like
I've made changes to our api to add features etc... and would like to
be able to have developers develop against this in some fashion.
My question is I know that when I build and make api current, it
likely builds a jar, but is there an easy way to specify this in say
eclipse to take advantage of
Maybe I misunderstood your question... but couldnt you use one of the
pre-existing android x86 distros?
http://www.android-x86.org/
There has been a ton of progress and development into that project,
and if nothing else you could use the source for that as a base,
swapping out kernel video
/disconnected events and try to refresh dhcp
and/or arp broadcasts? If so, can you point me in the correct
direction so I can try seeing where patching may have gone awry there.
Thanks in advance!
On Nov 30, 10:34 am, Ronnyek wwe...@gmail.com wrote:
As a followup, (make sure if anyone runs across the same
Seems like the service you start there, is not what is generating
those errors, unless there was just a typo in code. Also I wouldnt
expect to see errors with dhcpcd, unless you were firing up the eth0
interface with netcfg eth0 dhcp.
I intend on building a list of patches based on those of the
to start dhcpcd with those command
line arguments enabled. simply adding -o6 (for the option for
domain_name_servers solved my problem. My Service line looks like the
following...
service dhcpd /system/bin/dhcpd -BKL eth0 -d -o6
Hope it helps anyone!
Weston
On Nov 29, 2:27 pm, Ronnyek wwe
Nicu,
I am actually using your patches... I am not 100% sure if its patched
in completely (I've noticed it appears the settings/ethernet stuff
should show the dhcp settings regardless if its in dhcp or static (if
its been set) and mine does not.
Regarding the dhcpcd.conf, should I have any
I dont know if this is the the correct place to ask, but I figure
people on this list must be trying it...
I tried following this:
http://source.android.com/source/using-eclipse.html
So I could have nice pretty projects and intellisense etc etc etc. It
seems that there is something missing...
Hello all...
I've recently integrated ethernet support from this url:
http://blog.linuxconsulting.ro/
It seems that its all working well, however I've noticed that net.dns1
and net.dns2 never seem to take the dns server addresses from the dhcp
lease.
I've attempted to modify a script
Thanks to all that have helped in the past helping me solve my
problems getting these android builds going... I've been able to make
my modifications and get things going accordingly.
My question is... keeping track of these changes and making it so my
fellow coworkers can continue to grab my
You're much more likely to get a response form android-dev mailing
list... this list is more for porting of android to new hardware etc.
On Nov 6, 4:04 pm, Phyllipy Chagas phyll.cha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I'm just starting with android development, and I'm trying to access a
.NET web service
at it again
On Nov 3, 10:48 am, Ronnyek wwe...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm patching up the os for misc diff functionality... one bit I
couldnt tell for sure if I needed to.
We lack accelerometer support, but would like to have options as far
as physical screen orientation. Ultimately we'd
I'm patching up the os for misc diff functionality... one bit I
couldnt tell for sure if I needed to.
We lack accelerometer support, but would like to have options as far
as physical screen orientation. Ultimately we'd like the ability to
select orientation via system preferences... but set it
From what I have seen ( I could be wrong about thiss..) it would seem
that the typical os update functionality is something that is provided
by a boot loader. (drop an os upgrade on root of sd card, reboot into
special mode, and perform the upgrade).
Are companies building their own bootloaders,
Just started to get custom builds going for our freescale boards
again... the old manifests pointed at platform/external/alsa-lib.git,
platform/external/alsa-utils.git on androids source repository.
I understand this isnt part of the core android build, but is there
any plans to be hosting this
I'm new to porting, but have had really pretty good success and am now
on to minor polish etc. I want to include a initlogo.rle so as to
replace the blinking android _.
I understand whats required of me to create the rle file itself, and
how to unpack/repack the boot.img, but is there anyway to
I suspect android MAY be overkill, but are there any lightweight/
inexpensive hardware that will do the minimal functionality etc? I'd
like to see about the viability of using android in small, low power
embedded devices that dont need 3d etc.
I'd LIKE the following
Basic display, no need for
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