I've submitted a pair of changes http://review.source.android.com/5269 and
http://review.source.android.com/5270 to the open-source repository to
be sure that they would be available asap to help with the FreeRunner
port.
I'm not the original author of those changes, and I'm not an ARM
Hello, I've updated Sean:s orignal patches for armv4t support in
bionic according to the comments of the reviewes, what is the proper
procedure for me to sumit them ? Should I simply submit it as a new
patch ?
/Fredrik
On Nov 27, 6:47 am, Sean McNeil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That will be most
If you like, I can help you with code
or some other stuff if you wish ...
2008/11/26 Sean McNeil [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Davide,
There are a few fundamental things I'd like to pass along:
First, in order to build Android for the Freerunner it takes very little
effort and the goal is to be
That will be most welcome. Right now I am trying to get a number of
things synchronized. We have a new kernel to become stable which will
hopefully solve the suspend/resume and Wifi issues. Then there is a
virtual keyboard just brought to my attention. Finally, there is some
code I use that
Very thanks for your very complete and clear explanation.
To install android on freerunner it was very nice to
have a setup script like for installing debian
on freerunner.
A script that check all and do all the necessary steps
(patch, compile, deploy, ecc)
Why not create an open source
I don't see any fundamental reason why building FreeRunner images
couldn't be done from within the existing Android build system, and I
believe that the existing configuration system should be able to
exclude parts that might be undesirable (or could be reasonably easily
extended to add that
I am very new to android, do you mean that is possible to
download and run make android on a freerunner?
I have downloaded the source code, there are any gb
of code.
It is possible to make on pc with target a freerunner
system?
I think isn't easy to make on freerunner direct, there
is less
Sorry, I wasn't very clear. It's not currently possible to run Android
as is on a FreeRunner.
I meant that it would be nice to be able to download the official
Android source code on a PC (and nothing else beyond the tools that
are normally needed to compile Android), and to be able to compile a
Ok! Understand! I agree with you. It would be nice
to have a script that patch and use the official make
and source code of android to resolve freerunner issues.
2008/11/25 Jean-Baptiste Queru [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sorry, I wasn't very clear. It's not currently possible to run Android
as is on a
On Nov 24, 5:00 pm, Davide [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone can help me?
Three people that I know of are working (apparently independently) on
Freerunner/Neo ports. (I'm not one of them!) I believe all three have
them have posted on this list at one time or another.
One of the three, Sean
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