Can anybody tell me how media server inetracts with audio flinger and
surface flinger works in android ?
how media player service intraction happen with opencore ?
Thanks :
Uander
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I havent tested any other versions...
i guess my main problem is really Samsung support, ive talked to
people that got latest Android to work on the same board, apparently,
their boards where delivered with lots and lots of linux / android / u-
boot sourcess..
I managed to get the u-boot sources
Ravi,
Thanks. It is working fine now.
George
On Apr 20, 8:09 pm, RaviY yend...@pv.com wrote:
This is how I play using mplayer on linux
mplayer test_player_openplaystop_test_mp4_video.dat -demuxer rawvideo -
rawvideo w=176:h=144:fps=6
-Ravi
On Apr 20, 5:30 pm, George C
oh, i forgot my other question, when you have compiled the android
kernel, what are the steps to get it onto the board?
I guess your would download it with your bootloader, but i think i
need a step-by-step guide here, not the one you posted thoug as i have
no ideao what memory addresses to use
Hi,
Dark Knight wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I have some more information regarding this. Its seems the driver is
not able to create bulk end points. I added some debug prints in
f_adb.c and epautoconf.c Here is the output
pxa27x_udc: version 2008-04-18
android init
Hi,
I am having the same issue right now. My plan is to run Eclair on a
Freescale iMX51 demo board. We don't have the touchscreen, so just
use a LCD monitor, with USB keyboard and mouse. The keyboard works
fine. But with the USB mouse, logcat has the following error:
I/EventHub( 2011): New
Hi,
I want to add an application to system image, do i have to do anything
special to do this. I have added folder for my application to packages/
apps and written a make file and manifest file similar to those
present in other applications in packages/apps
So now if apps like AlarmClock etc get
I have a lot of updates on this thread, but no breakthroughs:
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I enabled NTFS support in my 2.6.32 kernel build:
Steps: edit the .config file, added CONFIG_NTFS_FS=y and
CONFIG_NTFS_RW=y
The ADP1 still would not recognize an NTFS-formatted memory card.
I also did more digging into why
see if this helps...
touch a java file in the AlarmClock application, and then do a
'make showcommands'
That will show you the build steps executed, and you will know how the code
from the java file makes all the way to the system.img
Now, touch a java file in your app, and do the same. You
Hi
I have the same problem with Bo
There is codes in reference-ril.c
if ( fd = 0 !memcmp( s_device_path, /dev/ttyS,
9 ) ) {maybe ttyS should be changed to ttyHS or ...
/* disable echo on serial ports */
struct termios ios;
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