There is another method to start the zygote from command line.
You could add the lines after the service zygote.
like:
on property:zygote.enable=1
start zygote
on property:zygote.enable=0
stop zygote
and add a line "setprop zygote.enable 0" in front of file /init.rc
- Original Messa
When you want to start the zygote, you could input setprop zygote.enable 1 in
command line
- Original Message -
From: "dingerjun"
To:
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 10:31 AM
Subject: [android-porting] Re: starting zygote from command line (x86)
>
> There is a
The init.rc is not a shell script in normal linux. You have to register the
service in init.rc during Android init. The following line in init.rc is to
create the socket. The socket is created when the init.rc is parsed by
android init.
socket zygote stream 666
Android use that way to create so
Thanks for your replies. However, so far not much luck here. I got the
zygote socket created in /dev/socket and the environment variable
ANDROID_SOCKET_zygote set to 666.
Now i'm getting
java.lang.RuntimeException: Error binding to local socket '666'
at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.regist
What dingerjun wrote is :
on property:zygote.enable=1
start zygote
on property:zygote.enable=0
stop zygote
But yours are
on property:zygote.enable=1
start zygote
on property:zygote.enable=0
start zygote
So I think in your case, the zygote has be
oh dang it. thanks for spotting that. I will try the fix tonight and
post the results.
The reason I would like to enter commandline mode before UI:
1) to understand how everything stacks up
2) run any sort of SSH/Telnet server and access the box remotely.
-Zia.
On Feb 8, 7:37 pm, Weihua Wu wro
If set service option to disabled, how do I manually start the service
by command line?
On 2月10日, 上午9時07分, Zia wrote:
> oh dang it. thanks for spotting that. I will try the fix tonight and
> post the results.
>
> The reason I would like to enter commandline mode before UI:
> 1) to understand how
