Hi Folkz!
me and a couple of friends are porting android to the Meizu M8.
We already have it up an running and stuff, but without the support
for the built in hardware.
So at this time, no GSM Wifi bluetooth etc is working, and i searched
the net a thousand times for informations regearding linux
r3wDy wrote:
Hi Folkz!
me and a couple of friends are porting android to the Meizu M8.
We already have it up an running and stuff, but without the support
for the built in hardware.
So at this time, no GSM Wifi bluetooth etc is working, and i searched
the net a thousand times for
anyone ? whose already tried out eclair on their systems ?
Any idea as to how the phone pairs up with another v2.1+edr phone
which also supports simple secure pairing ?
regards,
Pavan
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 2:43 PM, pavan savoy pavan.sa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
So since file-transfer is now
what we know: We looked at the windows ce 6.0 registry (MeizuOS is based on
that) and saw that the Mux0710 has a registry entry. This key says it uses
COM1 @ 115200. But using minicom on the port (ttySCA0 or 1) didnt gave my
any anser. i tried it @ various
baudrates. There just comes nothing, no
What phone your phone have? what OS its having? give briefly
On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 11:07 PM, Ansari Ahtesham ansari.an...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
I am new to this group, I just want to know how to port Android to a phone.
Say i have a phone with an OS now i want to replace that OS with
Dear All,
I have Imate 6150 and Imate 8150 and I would like to port android into
the two mobiles. I have no experience with Android porting.
Many thanks
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Ansari Ahtesham wrote:
Hi,
I am new to this group, I just want to know how to port Android to a
phone.
Say i have a phone with an OS now i want to replace that OS with
Android. Is this possible , If yes then how.
Some links to pages describing porting Android to various hardware
To understand OpenCore’s source code structure and flow, I wanted to
run it by itself, separate from Android. A typical test I would like
to perform would be to create a main() function that plays a sample
MP4 video file. Is the regression test “pvplayer_engine_test” the
right entry point? How do
Hi,
Xingwen Huang wrote:
Michael:
Thanks for your concern!
I had found that, I missed the connection to the 'rild' socket. And
modify the code in RIL.java to make sure the host and client socket is
matched.
BTW:
In RIL.java, class RILReceiver,
493 try {
494
I am adding a parser node to the engine. As I understand it, a
dynamically loadable shared library must be created for a custom
parser node and a .cfg file must be created to reference the library.
To avoid reverse engineering OpenCore, is there any documentation that
provides a description of the
I would like to have the capability to have multiple parser nodes in
the node-graph/pipeline where the output of one parser node provides
input to a second parser node (which may provide input to yet another
parser node). My current understanding is that the PV architecture
only allows the output
So I have a daemon running and I can talk to it/use it just fine from
command line. When I try and make calls from JNI to the daemon it's
like I'm talking to the code, but not the code the daemon is talking
to. That's kind of confusing
The daemon works with an SDIO card and is how we route
I have an application with the following manifest settings:
android:sharedUserId=android.uid.system
permission
android:name=android.Manifest.permission_group.STORAGE/permission
uses-permission
android:name=android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE/uses-
permission
Within this
Ananth,
I think that you should be able to symlink alsa_arecord to the
alsa_aplay binary for recording. What does your logcat output look
like? Any audio errors? What's the sound chip on the Beagle? Do you
have an /etc/asound.conf defined? For recording, one thing that I
found (can't
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