Hi, I had the same question before. :) You do not have to create or copy any device node in the /dev directory by yourself. After Android starts, it will automatically create the corresponding device node under /dev.
Regards, Jack On Dec 18, 12:39 pm, shivap <[email protected]> wrote: > hello all > i got android kernel 2.6.27 (downloaded from android git) running on > my mainstone II dev.board. now i want to add android over this. when i > build android source code i get three images system.img , userdata.img > and ramdisk.img. i unpacked system and userdata images using unyaff > tool and ramdisk with gzip/cpio tool. i get dev directory which is > empty. so how to create my device nodes? should i just copy device > nodes from my working linux rootfs? while building android kernel i > have enabled binder and ashmem. i see that these two will be added to / > dev directory. but the dev directory i hav is empty? how to link > android kernel with android source code? what is the right way of > building android? please help me. i am under lot of confusion. > thanks in advance > > bye > shivap -- unsubscribe: [email protected] website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
