(a) Android usually takes a long time on its _first_ boot, because all apps
are optimized and stored in /data/dalvik-cache. You will get long boot-up
times of a few minutes only then "each time", if these files can not be
stored persistently.
(b) Do not disable chkdsk (unless you do not store a
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> dalvikvm( 3865): cannot set capabilities (7c13c20,7c13c20): Operation not
> permitted
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OK. I never heard of that before.
After a few minutes with Google and grep we see:
- the error is printed from dalvik_system_Zygote.cpp
- on return from "setCapabilities"
- on return from a "capset" O
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> W/dalvikvm( 287): Cached DEX '/system/framework/android.policy.jar'
> (/data/dalvik-cache/system@framew...@android.policy.jar@classes.dex) is
> stale and not writable
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Looks like it's mounted read-only.
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On Thursday, 6 December 2012 05:38:59 UTC+1, Ranganath TM wrote:
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> I am working on ICS, and I don't the procedure how to build the source and
> create image for emulator. kindly give me the steps how to achieve it.
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http://source.android.com/source/initializing.html
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Look at the Linaro build of JB on Pandaboard. For me jb-42 and jb-50 worked
very well.
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source.android.com -> Downloading the Source Tree -> Using a local mirror
...should have all the answers.
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Looks like you problem is not with roild, but with your kernel. When you
port the kernel, you also need to port the radio devices, so rild can open
them. But very likely you don't have the source code for them.
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You refer to an outdated, obsolete page from 2008. The requirement has been
dropped.
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On Wednesday, 26 September 2012 06:58:07 UTC+2, slreddy wrote:
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> Will udev rules work in android
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Only if you have compiled and started an "udevd" binary on your Android
device. :-)
Android has a different mechanism than udev to deal with hardware changes.
It is explained here: http://www.kan
On Thursday, 6 September 2012 23:03:11 UTC+2, Weston Weems wrote:
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> I just synched from repo a couple days ago, and have noticed that after
> building jellybean, the os reports 4.0.9.9. or something... is
> this what it should be, or could I have potentially synched wrong? It
> app
On Monday, 6 August 2012 08:08:20 UTC+2, sanath wrote:
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> I have downloaded the android ICS 4.0.3 version and compiled successfully.
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First, the AOSP 4.0.3 will not work (no video output) with panda.
JBQ made a branch "ics-plus-aosp" that you should use.
> I am using linux ubuntu 10.04 (64 b
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