to the
ANDROID_PATH/vendor/acme/board/BoardConfig.mk
then, I touched the hardware/libhardware_legacy/gps/gps.cpp and
recompiled from the top (i.e ANDROID_PATH/).
hope that helps.
On Jul 22, 2:45 pm, Aaron Mills ajaymi...@gmail.com wrote:
Bridgette -- could you please briefly describe what you did
as
LOCAL_MODULE := libgps.$(TARGET_BOARD_PLATFORM)
or
LOCAL_MODULE := libgps.default
-Deva
On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 1:23 AM, bridgette tbridge...@yahoo.com wrote:
I have created a shared library, libgps.so that implements thegps.h
in order to
use aGPSreceiver withAndroidand the libgps.so
might try the mm command
how I have used it is as follows:
$ cd to the specific directory of your Android.mk
$ source $ANDROID_HOME/build/envsetup.sh
$ mm TARGET_PRODUCT=target (or you can leave blank if using the
emulator)
then open the adb shell and cd to where they are and run them.
I have created a shared library, libgps.so that implements the gps.h
in order to
use a GPS receiver with Android and the libgps.so file was installed
into the
system/lib when the build completed.
I get the following from logcat...libhardware_legacy( 772): no GPS
hardware on this device.
In the
Hello,
I have a beagleboard rev c3 with 6 gpio buttons. The kernel is
recognizing the buttons
but I can't seem to figure out how to get Android to recognize and
associate the
buttons with the KEY_MENU and KEY_BACK events (the other 4 are not
being used at this time).
According to
