Android

Hi, I'm trying to get android (binary images) working on my custom hardware. This hardwaye is armv5 compatible and my kernel is 2.6.22 with AEABI support enabled. The drivers/binder and drivers/android from a android kernel has been merged with my custom kernel and built the binderdev.komodule. I'm having a custom rootfs with androd's system

Hi all, is there a call in the API to get an Adroid phone's serial number? Thanks Themos

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Hai, i saw some example about writing to /dev/graphics/fb0 using native application and i have tested it. It is working fine. But how java application is using the /dev/graphics/fb0 and what is the windowing system that they are using(like x11,...).? Is there any tutorial that explain the communication with the low

Hai, i have installed fc8 and tested the prebuilt toochain with the hello world application. The same toolchain is also working in Suse Linux 10.2. But i want to compile the toolchain for cygwin. So i want the version details of gcc binutils and other stuffs that used to build the toolchain.

Motorola has several phones based on Linux. Would be easy to hack them to run Android? Regards, André Oriani

Hi, I'm trying to get android (binary images) working on my custom hardware. This hardwaye is armv5 compatible and my kernel is 2.6.22 with AEABI support enabled. The drivers/binder and drivers/android from a android kernel has been merged with my custom kernel and built the binderdev.komodule. I'm having a custom rootfs with androd's system

I read some of the API documentation that is available on android site. I wanted to know what exactly happens to the application once it is created and deployed on the phone. Does it run on a virtual machine using byte-code interpretation, does it use some kind of run-time compilation technology (like hotspot), does it actually create native

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