[android-porting] Re: Reference hardware info

2010-04-06 Thread Daniele
Thanks! If I wanted to expose Java APIs for my applications in order to use specific hardware on my board (i.e uart, i2c, spi or USB), is it correct to do that using the NDK? I understood that it is possible to write native code, so for example a driver for a specific hardware, and then expose

Re: [android-porting] Re: Reference hardware info

2010-04-05 Thread Deva R
- minimum memory requirements think the min memory requirement is what is just enough to hold the file system which comes to about 70MB + 5MB for the kernel and user space. When i profiled memory utilization on eclair, total memory utilization after android bootup (including kernel, video RAMs,

[android-porting] Re: Reference hardware info

2010-04-04 Thread Neo
On Mar 30, 3:17 pm, Daniele daniele.altom...@gmail.com wrote: Hi all, I'm new to Android and I would like to have some details about porting Android to a real hardware target. I know there are few boards (i.mx51 from Freescale and the Beagle Board, both based on ARM Cortex-A8) that