Oh good now we are talking the same languaje ^__^ happy! Ok if you read the exception carefully is obvious where the error comes.
*Caused by: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Library osgNativeLib not found* That means what it means he hasn't found the native part of the application. Short version. Android aplications can be full or half native. Full native can only be achieved in 2.3 and3.x. The examples are in half native half java dalvik code. What you have done is compiling ONLY the java/dalvik part. You need to compile the Native C part. It's confusing... I know well xD. Read the documentation for the proper way to deploy a native application (in Google Io 2011 there's a conference that treat that theme) or just simplify your life with sequoyah an extension to Eclipse. You will only need to state that your project has native code, the name of the library and the route to NDK and he will manage just fine.
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