You might want to try diff-ing the relevant parts of the customized
Android 2.1 against the official version of 2.1 and then applying
something similar to those changes to the official 2.2
Of course this kind of approach doesn't work if there's been a change
in an underlying mechanism between the
This is just a kernel issue, unrelated to android.
Either you don't include the correct driver, or
the driver is broken.
The first problem is, what's your kernel source?
Basically you have to get the kernel from the vendor,
instead of porting yourself. It saves a lot of time.
Besides, it is possi
make sure
1. you're using the correct defconfig
2. MTD drivers --> NAND/OneNAND is enabled correctly
3. getting MTD and yaffs related kernel logs are appearing
4. just compare the cmd line boot options with the working kernel
On Dec 1, 10:28 am, l l wrote:
> Thanks for your adcice.
>
> There are
Thanks for your adcice.
There are lots of defferent infolders and files.
It's too hard to change the modify each point.
I am trying t o modify official 2.2 source,adding yaff2 driver and nand
flash driver.
I think the kernel can work by this.
After a trying,I will share more info.
Maybe we can t
