It's Android on the G1 phone. It has a 2.6.25 kernel. I have slapped a
debian image on top of it that I chroot to. Technically, I should be able to
grab the kernel headers and compile the module on the phone itself but all
my attempts have been rather unsuccessful.
I gave up on that so I could learn how to cross-compile as it seems elegant.
But I am really confused as to how it works and I can't seem to find any
good documentation.
On Nov 15, 2008 9:09 AM, "J & k Baudoin" <jodybaudoin@verizon.net> wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Are you trying to run embedded Linux?
My embedded work tends to be without the aid of any off the shelf OS, but
rather foreground/background processing, also known as the super loop in
some circles.
If I had a slack period of work I might be tinkering with embedded Linux.
But I have been busy and never did any hands on with embedded Linux.
I have attended seminars (Monta Vista or Freescale ??), and have become
nothing but confused about the legality of burying Linux in a product with
respect to copyright infringement & the source code disclosure aspects of
the licenses.
Regards,
Jody
Daniel Nakov wrote: > > Hi! > > I'm trying to compile a kernel module for
ARMv6 from an ubuntu li...
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