Does anyone know what the recommended process is for porting the set
time/date function of Android?
I haven't really found any recommendations or solutions to the issue.
Everything is referencing the actual G1 which is on a cell network.
I'd like to change the backend to use ntp or just let me se
:03515104_1A01_ [ 46 ipp] (68 ins) at
[0x2s
D/dalvikvm( 1886): GC freed 13704 objects / 573592 bytes in 104ms
D/SystemClock( 1886): Setting time of day to sec=489542668
W/SystemClock( 1886): Unable to open alarm driver: No such file or
directory
On Aug 14, 2:25 pm, 52x15 wrote:
> D
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
)
At that point Android creates the device /dev/alarm which is required
to properly set the time from the Android interface. Once you have
that the displayed time and date can all be manually set from the
"Settings" app.
-kieran
On Aug 17, 12:52 pm, 52x15 wrote:
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At that point Android creates the device /dev/alarm which is required
to properly set the time from the Android interface. Once you have
that the displayed time and date can all be manually set from the
"Settings" app.
-kieran
On Aug 17, 12:52 pm, 52x15 wrote:
> Below is the re
Hello, I'm trying to integrate an OSS audio driver into Gingerbread
for a TI based device, (based on OMAP4). I've correctly (or what seems
to be) subclassed AudioHardwareBase and implemented the virtual
methods for my audio solution (most of them). I've also added the the
changes to the bulid sys
I tried that, and very similar result. :-(
D/AndroidRuntime( 1908): >> AndroidRuntime START
com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit <<
D/AndroidRuntime( 1908): CheckJNI is ON
D/dalvikvm( 1908): creating instr width table
D/AndroidRuntime( 1908): Calling main entry com.android.commands.am.Am
V/
