Hi Mikkel,
I have patched pppd and here is the log of pppd:
I/pppd( 991): Starting pppd
I/pppd( 994): pppd exited with 0
D/pppd( 993): using channel 2
I/pppd( 993): Using interface ppp0
I/pppd( 993): Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/pts/1
W/pppd( 993): Warning - secret file
Hi Mikkel,
I have seen your patch in https://review.source.android.com/#change,8844.
It seems to fix PPP bug in Android Telephone framework.
I download it and patch my android code.
But pppd still failed to run.
Here is log of pppd:
D/pppd( 973): using channel 1
I/pppd( 973): Using
Hi,
1. Why is Android.mk missing for dosfstools under external? This is on
Donut branch, I find the Android.mk existing on Cupcake branch.
Is there any particular reason for disabling the build of
dosfstools?
2. In volmgr_vfat.c there is a reference to
"static char FSCK_MSDOS_PATH[] = "/
Hi All,
I am able to add new service into Android Framework. I need to add
some new intents into it. and also needs to trigger those intent.
Questions :
1. How to add new intents into service ?
2. How to trigerr those newly added intents. Can I trigger it from
Service Context or It must be trigg
Sorry I do not have such log as it has been a long time since I worked on this.
Best regards,
Mikkel
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From: edwardlee lee [mailto:edwardlee.2...@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, August 21, 2009 9:47 AM
To: Christensen, Mikkel
Cc: samuel omlin; omapandroid-discuss...@gforge.ti.
Kevon, This is probably a bug in AndroidX86, as it is in very early
alpha stage and DEFINITELY not ready and stable enough for production
use. If you really want to play around with android, I would get a
Google-Dev phone or T-Mobile G1. However, later I would love to see
Android running on PC's;
Yes you would need "Change 8844" at some point, if it has not been fixed in the
latest releases (I doubt).
You will also need to understand the PPP and LCP specs for you to debug this
problem as your wireless carrier might be different from the one I have used.
But... I would try to disable "p
bikcmp,
What makes you think that it is a bug in Android-x86? I was amazed how a
programmer give comments to a problem without even look into the problem
detail. And you said " I'll keep you updated in case a fix comes out.", what
fix are you talking about?
Kevon,
Could you tell the wifi device t
Hi Dianne,
Thanks . I did this change in my apps/Development/AndroidManifest.xml
Now i am able to see the DevTools icon on the menu's list. but i have some
observations as below:
In my currrent hardware setup,
I am doing the following steps after the android bootup:
1. mount -t vfat /dev/bl
Dear Mikkel,
Thank you very much for your patient reply.
Would you please send me a copy of the whole logcat of MUXD and pppd?
I need them to compare and find out the fault of my system.
Thanks!
Best regards,
Edward
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 10:09 PM, Christensen, Mikkel wrote:
> Yes you woul
Hi, All,
When you want to modify the android system applications such as
Calendar, Email, Launcher, you can download it, and add that project
into Eclipse, but there are alway more or less errors which said some
class couldn't be referenced, for example, in the official SDK,
(android.jar), there a
You need to either continue to build the apps within the platform build
system against the private APIs, or modify the apps to not use private
APIs. There is no way to build an SDK that contains private APIs.
On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 2:52 AM, Kerr wrote:
>
> Hi, All,
> When you want to modify th
Hello,
Now that building cupcake for dream is working I was looking for a new
research topic :)
One of the problems with the HTC Dream is that it makes use of closed
prorietary files and that the hardware specification is not available.
Because I am interested in porting Android to different dev
I don't know, sounds like your sd card isn't work as it normally does on
Android devices, and probably the two apps check for it in different ways,
one of which you are hacking around to get to work and the other one isn't.
You could look at the apps and see what they are doing.
As far as storing
+1
me too. I also want a multi-boot.
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Hello Johan,
If the linux kernel is up and running with all drivers in.
(particularly touchscreen and display) it shouldn't be too bad.
IHMO, the easiest way to get you running is to aggregate the initial
ramfs built into the kernel with the Android build, the root Android
root filesystem (syste
Ok, so I have this fixed now.
Turns out he rtc driver was not being started in the board specific
kernel file. Once you have an RTC driver started in the kernel and
registered properly Google Android detects this when starting up. (I
assume because it sees /dev/rtc or something likened to that)
Ok, so I have this fixed now.
Turns out he rtc driver was not being started in the board specific
kernel file. Once you have an RTC driver started in the kernel and
registered properly Google Android detects this when starting up. (I
assume because it sees /dev/rtc or something likened to that)
Hi,
I built some .so file for the Android system. But when I tried to open
it with dlopen("foo.so", RTLD_LAZY), the system hanged and it shows
something like:
"
V/dalvikvm( 57): HeapWorker is awake
V/dalvikvm( 57): Called 0 finalizers
V/dalvikvm( 57): Enqueued 0 references
D/dalvikvm-heap(
But, if we build the apps within the platform build system, we can only use
"make xxx" command, that means we coundn't debug that application in
Eclipse, this will be a very tough task for debugging.
So, is there some official or good method to debug that?
On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 1:01 AM, Diann
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