hello!
If i right, you said me that i need to root my phone, didn't you?
If i don't, i can't access to libnfc-nxp resources, didn't I?
Best Regards,
On 20 dic, 02:52, Alex Che alexey.tchervin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
You are right, I had to ask you more details to avoid confusion.
In
Hello,
I do not know exactly about rooting for libnfc-nxp. I have no
experience with the phones. You should to try or to ask someone else.
Best regards,
Alexei
On Dec 20, 11:59 am, ikki_fenix piltzin1...@gmail.com wrote:
hello!
If i right, you said me that i need to root my phone, didn't
Hello, I'm going to read the information that you had me but after
that i have some questions:
if I'm not mistaken, the android phones that supports NFC have PN65N
or PN544 chip and libnfc doesn't support those chips. am i mistaken?
if libnfc doesn't support those chips why i am interested in
Hello,
You are right, I had to ask you more details to avoid confusion.
In your case the only choice is libnfc-nxp. Its code is located in
droid/external/libnfc-nxp. (droid is the root of android source code).
I think (not sure though) the function needed for DEP are placed in
Hi,
I am not guarantee my information ultimately exact.
1. AFAIK, Google use libnfc-nxp library which has functions for P2P
data exchange, may be it is actually DEP.
2. There is open-source libnfc library intended for Linux. It provides
DEP exchange, I tried it with SCL3711 (PN533 chip) dongles.
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