I keep getting asked about kernel versions and android releases at work too.
I keep telling people that the only kernel requirements any version of Android has are that its a 2.6 kernel (for bionic) and it has a small set of patches (binder, logger, wakelocks, ashmem, and perhaps a few others that the user stack assumes or are needed for security enhancements) But, every couple of weeks the question comes in again. Your hardware needs the newest kernel you can get booting as early in the effort as you can have it. But, that's not an android requierment. I would like it if the google android team could help clear up what I think are the erroneous assumptions regarding kernel versions needed for different versions of android. --mgross On Aug 4, 3:17 pm, hedwin <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > Which kernel version do I need to use for Froyo? > I tried the same version as used for Eclair (2.6.32) but that does > work for Froyo. > > Hedwin -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-kernel
