Hi. AFAIK yes. As of version 3.5 apparently you can. However most of the code is in the staging area of the kernel so you need enable it before compiling. Linux version 3.3 can be used too but that release lacks the power management code found in v 3.5. With the rest I cannot help you (I'm not an android dev) but hopefully some will. Cheers.
El martes, 7 de agosto de 2012 09:21:06 UTC-6, goodG escribió: > > Hi, i have several questions about the most recent kernel versions for > Android, for practical reasons i'm focusing only on the emulator: > > - i can compile a kernel for Android starting from a vanilla kernel > downloaded from kernel.org ? > - if no, what about an announce like this ? > link<http://www.engadget.com/2012/03/19/linux-kernel-3-3-merged-android-code/> > - why the configuration for the emulator is so old ? My image of jelly > bean still uses a kernel 2.6.29 configured with some old feature like the > Yaffs2 support. > - what are the difference between the several git repository with > different kernels ? What should i use for what ? For example, what is the > difference between kernel-goldfish and kernel-common. > - the Google team working on Android is planning a definitive switch to > the branch 3.x ? i see that many Android flavours are still using a really > old version of the linux kernel, i really don't get why today the most > popular kernel for Android is the 2.6.x version. > > Thanks. -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-kernel
