Robert, why would you even bother. I design my things that use the BBB
always with the SRM in mind.
People that design hardware that does not follow the SRM should be on
their own.


On 6/13/2016 3:26 PM, Robert Nelson wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 13, 2016 at 5:13 PM, Vladimir Gusiatnikov
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> No, my goal is not to learn how to use Linux properly. My goal is to get a
>> small app going in Android on a development board that uses BB as user
>> interface. I think I know how to write an app in Android, but I'll be the
>> first one to agree that I don't have even a satisfactory-level understanding
>> of Linux. Nor do I have the time or desire to gain it; I have been able to
>> achieve my goal in the past without this knowledge.
>>
>> I was hoping the combination of BeagleBone Black, BB VIEW, and an Android
>> distribution would work out of the box, but it's crystal clear it doesn't
>> (there's not apparently even a distribution of Android that works with BB
>> VIEW).
> The company that developed the "bb-view" is in their own little world.
> They had their own distro, with a special kernel build.  They ignored
> the beaglebone doc's and stuck an led on the pins reserved for the
> cape eeprom, thus no cape eeprom for identification.
>
> I've hacked it enough to get the display working.. Touch screen still
> need's calibration, via xinput-calibrator on bootup.
>
> I'd say it's 95% there, I'll look into it again in the future if i
> find free time, but i'm working on other projects with oem's that care
> about working directly with the community..
>
> Regards,
>

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