[Sean McNeil seanmcne...@gmail.com]
The whole idea is to minimize the changes to the code in external/* such
that it has the possibility to be merged back to its source. Which is better
a) use #ifdef __ARM_ARCH_4T__ (which is standard to many people and
already in Androids compilation
[Dave david.bo...@gmail.com]
On a factory reset, we wish to also reset the settings which are
stored by our modem. Short of hacking the code in recovery.c to send
some proprietary commands to the modem, is there a recommended way of
handling this that stays true to the Android framework.
it yet.
Regards.
Peter Oh
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Peter Oh
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I think David is confusing the transport-over-IP feature which adbd on
the device will fail back to if it can't open the usb device driver with
the local adb control socket on the device which was disabled to avoid
possible security issues (potentially giving untrusted apps debugging
access to
[Sean McNeil seanmcne...@gmail.com]
How does Android deal with multiple network sources and the default
route? I've seen how to get the appropriate DNS entries through the
connection manager, but nothing that appears to work the routing. For
instance, if I have GPRS up and then initiate
[Xiaoyang Yu (Max) max.a...@intel.com]
Current Android code for backlight adjustment do not work properly for
systems other than G1. This is mainly because:
1) The corresponding sysfs file changed. In mydroid/hardware/
libhardware/power/power.c, LCD_BACKLIGHT is hard coded to /sys/class/
The emulator only implements the goldfish platform. If you want to
test a kernel that targets a specific SoC, you'd need an emulator that
actually emulates that specific hardware or to test it on the actual
board.
Brian
[Abhishek Jain abhi...@gmail.com]
Hi all
I have generated OMAP1710
[twebb taliaferr...@gmail.com]
I followed the instructions at
http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream
and the build failed with the following error:
make: *** No rule to make target `vendor/htc/dream/proprietary/akmd',
needed
The bootloader/legacy code is indeed not ready for prime time (and is,
as you've noticed kinda complicated and messy). It was used to build a
minimal bootloader used for some development on a MSM7201A develpment
platform (Qualcomm's SURF board), and not in any production device. It
was open
[Brian Code [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
You will need to either download them separately using a git-clone
operation, or by editing the platform/manifest.git default.xml file. We have
added the ALSA stuff to the Openmoko Freerunner port at
http://git.koolu.org. The example manifest git can be found
pmem is only needed for certain devices requiring large physically
contiguous memory on the msm7k (gpu, dsp, etc). It's not currently
used by any other SoCs and its absence is not a fatal error.
libhgl.so is the (proprietary) library for openglES on the msm7k
GPU. It also is not required for
On Nov 14, 9:18 pm, Brian Swetland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://android.git.kernel.org/pub/android-toolchain-20081019.tar.bz2
A README and configure script at the top level should guide you through
^^^
rebuilding the source as it was built
This should not be fatal -- libhgl is the hw openglES library for msm7k
and the system will happily fail over to the software gl implementation
if it can't load this library.
[Anson [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
639 E/GLLogger( 441): couldn't load libhgl.so library (Cannot find
library)
seems like a
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