[email protected] wrote: > Thanks for your response. > One more question, > > >> Hoegaarden wrote: >> >>> When wil the 2.6.29 android kernel be available on your repo server? >>> >>> 2009/4/9, Mike Chan [email protected]>: >>> >>>> We are in the progress of re-basing to 2.6.29. I'd suggest sticking >>>> with 2.6.27 unless you're feeling quite adventurous. >>>> >>>> On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 1:28 AM, Jackie Wu <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hi, >>>>> >>>>> I just found some logs in Android kernel project about kernel 2.6.29, >>>>> like "Fix 2.6.29 build". >>>>> Is the Android kernel upgraded to 2.6.29? Where can I get it? >>>>> >>>>> Thanks >>>>> Weihua Wu >>>>> >> On openmoko project we use 2.6.29 with android without any problem, >> simple change >> in the wakelock path. I provide a patch against the kernel that put all >> the android stuff >> under the driver/staging/android directory >> >> Michael >> > > Can we get the 2.6.29 kernel source with android from somewhere? > Or Is the android support already contained in vanilla kernel 2.6.29 ? > > I know that some part of the android drivers are stored in the vanilla > kernel 2.6.29, > on the locaton "drivers/staging/android" , but according to the simple > look of > I add the console support too, and apply a patch in the power part. > the source code I think those are not enough to run the android , for > example, > I could not find the ashmem implementation. > Yes in the openmoko we have the ashmem patch too. That was done by Sean McNeil before. I run a prestage of the cupcake too. In latest sync to android I have the fix build merge to 2.6.29. For me the best approch is just use the minimal requirement on the latest kernel Michael
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