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1. Porting Android Eclair on Beagle Board
2. New SDK Android 3.0 API 11 installed !!
3. Sony Ericsson EDK installed
4. Porting Gingerbread on Beagle board
5.The Old man and the Droid
Date : 1 January 2011
1.Getting source code and making it as described at..
http://labs.embinux.org/index.
2.Before compile kernel. Don't forget to select USB Network Adapter at ...
DeviceDrivers -> Network device support -> USB Network Adapters
3.After made root-fs and Android-Linux kernel image. Put them in SD-Card.
4.At this point, Set primary DNS in ini.rc file
5.Booting Android.
6.For the first time, It might using some time to boot. After Android boot message was end. Then, Android Eclair could be use.
7.For using ethernet. Type these command on serial terminal.
8. I could access to Internet. It's just pain slow but working anyway.
# New SDK Android 3.0 API 11 installed !!
Date : 26 February 2011
OK. I love Android but their release was so fast and I can not catch up each release. Now just updated for Android SDK 3.0 API 11 that is design for tablet uses (Codename: Honeycomb) the problem about library that I found with last update seems to be fixed. Honeycomb emulator could be run on my machine but extremely slow. I should reconsidering about buying new pc.. (-_-)
# Sony Ericsson EDK installed
Date : 6 April 2011
Just try to update Android SDK and just realized that Sony Erricsson EDK was ready to be install as the third party package. So, I install it and running Xperia Emulator. Hmm..Look like Gingerbread Version (indeed because it is based on Android API 9 ).
# Porting Gingerbread on Beagle board
Date : 7 May 2011
As you see, This is my note about porting procedure. Enjoy !!
My try is base on how to at http://blog.sola-dolphin-1.net
1.download source code from git.
2.setting environment path
3.build target select
then getting this result
4.kernel building...
5.Android rootfs building ..
==> Error : due to 64 bit build environment require --> end of the world !!
6. Then I try to compile android rootfs from official website.
7.So
I copy uImage and (instant) rootfs into SD card. Then booting it on
Beagle board as usual. Lucky !! It's working ...
# The Old man and the Droid
I decided to writing a new blog all about Android. With this blog I will write about more detail on my own experiments.
Please visit at
http://theoldmanandthedroid.bl
1. Porting Android Eclair on Beagle Board
2. New SDK Android 3.0 API 11 installed !!
3. Sony Ericsson EDK installed
4. Porting Gingerbread on Beagle board
5.The Old man and the Droid
Date : 1 January 2011
1.Getting source code and making it as described at..
http://labs.embinux.org/index.
2.Before compile kernel. Don't forget to select USB Network Adapter at ...
DeviceDrivers -> Network device support -> USB Network Adapters
3.After made root-fs and Android-Linux kernel image. Put them in SD-Card.
4.At this point, Set primary DNS in ini.rc file
| # basic network init setprop net.dns1 <primary-dns-server-ip> |
6.For the first time, It might using some time to boot. After Android boot message was end. Then, Android Eclair could be use.
7.For using ethernet. Type these command on serial terminal.
| $netcfg
eth0 up $netcfg eth0 dhcp |
8. I could access to Internet. It's just pain slow but working anyway.
# New SDK Android 3.0 API 11 installed !!
Date : 26 February 2011
OK. I love Android but their release was so fast and I can not catch up each release. Now just updated for Android SDK 3.0 API 11 that is design for tablet uses (Codename: Honeycomb) the problem about library that I found with last update seems to be fixed. Honeycomb emulator could be run on my machine but extremely slow. I should reconsidering about buying new pc.. (-_-)
# Sony Ericsson EDK installed
Date : 6 April 2011
Just try to update Android SDK and just realized that Sony Erricsson EDK was ready to be install as the third party package. So, I install it and running Xperia Emulator. Hmm..Look like Gingerbread Version (indeed because it is based on Android API 9 ).
# Porting Gingerbread on Beagle board
Date : 7 May 2011
As you see, This is my note about porting procedure. Enjoy !!
1.download source code from git.
| $ git clone
git://github.com/sola-do |
2.setting environment path
| $ export
ANDROID=/home/sola/andr |
3.build target select
| $ cd $ANDROID $ source build/envsetup.sh $ lunch beagleboard-eng |
then getting this result
============================= PLATFORM_VERSION_CODENAME=REL PLATFORM_VERSION=2.3.2 TARGET_PRODUCT=beagleboard TARGET_BUILD_VARIANT=eng TARGET_SIMULATOR=false TARGET_BUILD_TYPE=release TARGET_BUILD_APPS= TARGET_ARCH=arm HOST_ARCH=x86 HOST_OS=linux HOST_BUILD_TYPE=release BUILD_ID=GRH78C ============================= |
4.kernel building...
| $ cd
$ANDROID/kernel/beagleboard $ make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=$ANDROI $ make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=$ANDROI |
5.Android rootfs building ..
| $ cd $ANDROID $ANDROID/device/sola/beaglebo |
==> Error : due to 64 bit build environment require --> end of the world !!
6. Then I try to compile android rootfs from official website.
|
But got the same error !! It might be require 64 bit PC to complete building.="rect">http://groups.google.c
OK. I give up. Just use ready made file system instead.h
# The Old man and the Droid
I decided to writing a new blog all about Android. With this blog I will write about more detail on my own experiments.
Please visit at
http://theoldmanandthedroid.bl
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