Thanks for the detailed reply. It's a big help
On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 10:25 PM, Robert Craig <robertpcraig@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
What version of the kernel would you be targeting? The emulator kernel is 2.6.29 and the omap and samsung kernels are 3.0 kernels. You'll need to enable the right options in the kernel config file and apply the right set of patches. However, the set of patches can vary slightly depending on your targeted version. Your best bet is to pick one of the supplied seandroid kernels that matches your kernel version and mimic what was done. I would try to git format-patch the seandroid specific commits and see if they apply cleanly to your kernel. You can see this set of commits by running:git log --author=SmalleyI would stick to the more recent ones though as Steve Smalley has a long history of commits to the linux kernel. From here I would pick out each commit with:git format-patch -1 <sha1>then apply them to your tree withgit am <patch>
