I've done following change in android_audio_output.cpp. It is better
after enabling RESET mode instead of STOP. Is there any fix for PV
core which mentioned in the comments of code snippet below??
# if 0 //SAMPATH commented
// FIXME: Per PV, we should be exiting thread in Reset, not Stop.
This is not supposed to happen. What kind of change are you talking about ?
Sounds like a build system bug. You should not have to rebuild Webkit if you
change something that is unrelated.
For the record, you can still use standard GNU Make -B option to mm or mmm
to force a rebuild
without having
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 8:48 PM, henry.lon...@gmail.com
henry.lon...@gmail.com wrote:
That's great. I found similar problem for SIGEV_SIGNAL. Could you
please let me know when the fix is released?
I think I nailed that one too. All fixes are in
bionic/libc/bionic/pthread-timers.c,
I am analyzing the bootloader code of Android. My understanding is
that the int _main(void) function of nandwrite.c is the bootloader
running in flash mode. Is that right?
And I see the following arm11_clock_init() function which is called at
the beginning at the _main() function is very
Hi David,
Can this bug be updated in both cupcake and open source ? Can you send
the quick fix for a solution temporarily . May be u can attach !
Regards
Girish
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Hi All,
As for that Android's Emulator based on QEMU, if somebody want to
emulate ARM together with DSP (like TI's TMS320C5000/C6000 series) by
Android at the same time, then how should the next step be implemented
upon QEMU?
I would really appreciate if you can leave some hints about that!!
Yes David,
I was thinking of making Android system running on QEMU. Like you said, HW
changes have been made to make Android run.
So it seems like there is no way, It can be done on QEMU or any of its
derivative platform.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 4:06 PM, David Turner di...@android.com wrote:
Ah, I forgot that you are doing the increment inside the call. This
could be a classical macro expansion issue. I think all your outputs are
happening, but the increment can be expanded in several places inside
the macro. Try taking the ++c outside of the call:
++c;
LOGI(...);
forest wrote:
You can try to launch logcat like below:adb logcat -r 8000 -f
/data/log.txt
Perhaps it works.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 9:25 PM, Sean McNeil seanmcne...@gmail.com wrote:
Ah, I forgot that you are doing the increment inside the call. This
could be a classical macro expansion issue. I think
We cannot allow the application to make any changes to the camera that
could potentially violate the contract between the camera and the
media recorder. For example, let's say that the video frame size is
set to CIF, and the application changes it to QCIF in the middle of a
recording. This will
Hi Sir,
I'm porting Android to our hardware with 320x240 LCD.
The Android resolution is too high, so that the icons and messages on
the desktop is too small to be recognized.
How can I configure the resolution of screen to proper size?
Thank you for your great help.
Best Regards,
YJ
Hi
I'm porting Android to the Freescale iMX31 PDK. On it there is a CSR
Unifi-based APM 6628 wifi module.
This module / chip's driver is propriety, and you need a few legal
documents and NDA's to have the source of it.
But hey, I've got mine running!
Then there's the question, how does Android
320x240 screens are not supported in the current platform, thought this is
on the roadmap. You can play around with such resolutions by adjusting the
density appropriately... however, if your problems is that the UI shown on
that screen is too -small- rather than being too large, then I don't
I am also interested to stat porting on ppc.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 5:43 AM, Androidphan niels.kee...@tass.nl wrote:
I am very interested as well.
On Feb 16, 12:50 am, Karthik manian.kart...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to port the android to PPC (sayMPC7xxx). Please guide me
in
When using bluetooth (bluez) to play audio mp3 file on G1, i observed
that cpu utilization(from top command) is very high. The mediaserver
process takes 30% of cpu. Bluez should also consume significant amount
of cpu since the l2cap is in the kernel.
The cpu frequency is 384Mhz, powerful enough.
Yes we have CPU usage of around 30-40% by mediaserver when playing back MP3
over Bluetooth. Note that we do SBC encoding in the mediaserver. What kind
of numbers were you expecting?
The cpu usage in the kernel side shouldn't be too bad. It just slaps on some
L2CAP headers, and the uart transfer
could you analysis my startup log, now i am porting to a1200 phone.
now i could see the desktop, but the windowsapplication error:
com.google.googleappls show, so
could you tell me what happen.
another question: why there are so many permission problems during nfs
root file system.
Just wondering if the 30~40% cpu utilization was considered in the
android design. This is a large number if other applications could run
simultaneously.
Do you have tools(more accurate than top) that could be used to test
cpu utilization?
Thanks!
On Feb 17, 3:38 pm, Nick Pelly
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 4:59 PM, henry.lon...@gmail.com
henry.lon...@gmail.com wrote:
Just wondering if the 30~40% cpu utilization was considered in the
android design. This is a large number if other applications could run
simultaneously.
Do you have tools(more accurate than top) that
logcat -r 8000 -f /data/log.txt
can record all log,Freepine,thank you very much,
hi,Sean McNeil,thank you too,
++c;
LOGI(...);
has no effect
On 2月17日, 下午10时02分, Freepine freep...@gmail.com wrote:
You can try to launch logcat like below:adb logcat -r 8000 -f
/data/log.txt
Perhaps it
Hi One more Q for you
Yes, it is, but frankly you should be using a single SIGEV_THREAD timer with
your own sorted timer list
Do that means SIGEV_THREAD functionality will put the timers in one
event list and sort them all together ? and timeouts will happen
similar to POSIX signals ? or user
Thanks Avtar, It would be really great if you can forward any e-book on
that.
I thought I asked a very specific question as you can see my subject line
too Android porting on Qemu.
Since I was not aware, what it takes to achieve that, I posted this query.
David really gave a good insight on that.
If the issue is that the icons are tiny (say 3 pixels by 3 pixels
wide) then you need to adjust the density/dpi returned by your
framebuffer kernel driver (/dev/fb0) to the Android lower layer.
Regards,
Peter
On Feb 18, 2009, at 12:32 AM, cack wrote:
Hi Sir,
I'm porting Android to our
Plz check my reply..
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 5:30 AM, ppmoore polom...@gmail.com wrote:
[ I have also cross-posted this to androidcommunity.com ]
Hello,
I work for a portable entertainment products manufacturer, and we are
looking at porting Android to one of our handheld audio-visual
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