colorant wrote: >>I'm currently looking if Android can start on good old OMAP5912 OSK >>with Mistral display [1]. The advantage (besides it is the only OMAP >>board I have ;) ) is that it has a nice form factor, the buttons look >>somehow like the Android emulator view and it is well supported by >>kernel. The disadvantage is that it has only 32MB, I'm not sure if >>this is sufficent to run Android. >> >>I mainly did what >> >>http://androidzaurus.seesaa.net/article/74237419.html >> > > Dirk > Thanks for porint out the right list I Should post to > >>but seems that I don't have a binder entry in /proc/devices. And I >>checked in emulator as well, there isn't a /proc/devices binder entry >>(?). Not sure at the moment where to get the correct binder major from. >> >>Where are you exactly at the moment and what are the detailed error >>messages? > > > Currently , I can get the binder drvier working . > Actually , I don't use usb or MMC to hold the system > > I use the NFS root to startup the system. and put benno's staticly linked busybox in it. > > Then point the kernel INIT to /bin/sh , so that, when the system boot up > I got a clean ENV to continue the test. say manually invoke init. What do you manually call to start Android then? Something like the a.sh script? > And the init process of the Android will create all the necessary device node it needed. > you don't need to create it by yourself. > > And the binder sys interface is at /sys/class/binderipc Will try to do the NFS root way as well. Hopefully I don't need this then. > I can run up to the red cycle eye loop and loop again on screen. Btw: Do you had to disable the framebuffer sreen blanking (screensaver)? After calling a.sh after some time I get a blank screen, but not sure because of Android accessing framebuffer or normal screen blanking. > but random errors come out at different place. > mainly a userspace segment fault. > > And , just now, for once, I use strace and enable debug of the openbinder, Sorry that I have more questions than be able to help ;) - Where did you get a EABI strace? Debian or did you compile it yourself? - How do you enable debug of openbinder? > I enter into the main screen, then crash . > > I also try ext2 image on flash before, yes, too easy to crash Yes, while debugging NFS sounds to be a better option. > ...though NFS also lose connect from time to time Many thanks for sharing your tricks! Dirk - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-omap" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
