> Ashmem is the Android shared memory subsystem. You can find it in the kernel under mm/ashmem.c. There is a config option to turn it on and off. The error indicates that it's having trouble with the driver - although it's not specific as to exactly what. Make sure it's enabled, the device is present (/dev/ashmem), etc.. > > ...Kd > I have ashmem properly configured and it works when the FS is mounted via NFS. However as pointed out previously that seemed to be causing other issues so I moved the FS into JFFS2. That too had it's issues (where mmap was failing under certain conditions) that Adrian and Anil pointed out were due to JFFS2. So I moved it to YAFFS2. Now I'm seeing this "ashmem" issue. Up to this point, ashmem has worked fine so I don't believe it's really the culprit. I feel like it has to do with permissions or the filesystem. One difference is that the emulator uses three different yaffs2 partitions (userdata, system, and cache) while I currently have all of these on a single partition. Any other ideas as to what might cause the ... E/dalvikvm-gc( 483): Could not create 176128-byte ashmem mark stack message? Thanks, twebb -- 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
