Hi,
I guess you got very close to make a thing happen.
ashmem - OK
binder - OK
/data fs type - ext2 - OK
Just double checking, but you do chroot to ext2 fs?
One more question.
It seems to me "adbd" is up. Is there any way to connect to your
iPhone
while booting up through USB or WiFi to get
On Apr 16, 4:59 am, mizmit1222 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I guess you got very close to make a thing happen.
> ashmem - OK
> binder - OK
> /data fs type - ext2 - OK
>
> Just double checking, but you do chroot to ext2 fs?
Yes, as you can see at the bottom of http://iphwn.org/planetbeing/postmortem/,
both
I've discovered a couple of more clues about the problem, but not
enough to solve it yet. Apparently any process that attempts to reset
its UID before executing execve gets killed. Since servicemanager
wants to run as 1000 (for system), it gets killed. I've tried
replacing the servicemanager execut
I found the problem. For some reason my CONFIG_DEFAULT_MMAP_MIN_ADDR
was set to 65536 (a sane default for desktops), but pretty much every
embedded program out there maps text below < 64 KB. The security
capabilities system of Linux was preventing everyone but root from
mmaping addresses below 0x10
Awesome job so far. By chance are you not getting to the point where
dexopt is populating /data/Dalvik-cache? That will throw class not
found exceptions. If it is, wipe the folder's contents and reboot.
Just a guess but easy to test
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Good to hear it's working but I wonder what you mean by "everything."
Any chance of getting a copy of your setup?
On Apr 19, 11:59 pm, David Wang wrote:
> It seemed to be a permissions problem, for some reason it managed to
> create the rest of the subdirectories in /data/Dalvik-cache correctly
>
It seemed to be a permissions problem, for some reason it managed to
create the rest of the subdirectories in /data/Dalvik-cache correctly
with the exception of two. I had to create the directories myself and
set their permissions manually. After that, everything worked.
On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 12
