Dear all,
I want to sent specify data via USB with Android OS on Samsung Galaxy phone. I want to write an application for android to send some data with USB and control a robot.
How can I do it? Which versions of Android need?
Regards and Thanks,
Hamed
plz answer my question I need it :|
We have existing C code which works well with linux/sqlite with ext2/3/4 file system.We would like to port the application into android as an system tool/app. It will be an free/open source app.
Can anyone help me ,how should we go about this? I tried to install sdk/ndk ,but I prefer to work with a experienced professional rather than doing myself.
Hello Guys,
I would like to share with you that this procedure gave me the manufacturers of capacitive touchscreens to integrate with Touchscreen USB driver module EETI on Android systems .
I ask a favor to people who can help me to compile a new kernel with the usb driver for my touchscreen MINIX NEO X7.
I hope to find help here a serious and concrete saw that a member of xda , aka brakke97, has behaved very badly , offering help to compile a new kernel with the touchscreen driver , but after I 've sent the procedure and files disappeared definitively .
Below you will find all the "material" :
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I have a Minix X7 Android TV Box:
http://www.minix.com.hk/Products/MINIX-NEOX7.html
from the supplier, I have received the Android source code , below the original email:
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Hi Federico ,
The NEO X7 / X7mini SDK is available to download from here: http://minix.com.hk/downfile/x7.tar.gz
Alternatively, here is a mirror : http://www.freak-tab.de/minix/x7.tar.gz
Best Regards ,
John Scutt
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My project is to have a CarPC with this plarform and my problem is the USB Touch screen , I know I have contacted different suppliers of capacitive touchscreen , and finally I have received 7 "USB touchscreen compatible with Windows 8 + and Android 4.0 +
For to work in Android platform The need of the driver integrated into a "new image " for my X7 Minix , and the supplier gave me a complete procedure for this driver integrated into a new kernel , but the problem is that I do not know how I can do .
The NEO X7 / X7mini SDK is available to download from here: http://minix.com.hk/downfile/x7.tar.gz
Alternatively, here is a mirror : http://www.freak-tab.de/minix/x7.tar.gz
https://github.com/phjanderson/Kernel-3188-X7
https://github.com/phjanderson/marvin
For Drivers :
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/x9oq6b555n0f732/zbF0-Sf2Nr
The supplier gave me the version 2.2
My Skype id: Riko_Roma
My email: Riko.Roma @ gmail.com
Please anyone can you help me?
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Who can help me ?
Thanks.
Federico.
My advice for you is to go on freaktab site to ask for help to: wasser or d33 or finless those are very good and they already had the source code and they do builds for minix series.
Hello I am looking to do the same thing with the most up to date android box, I'm wanting to make a 21.5" Android tablet I have the P-CAP touchscreen picked out. I think I want to go with this android box http://www.amazon.com/Matricom-G-Bo...ar-20&linkId=480aff70d9f2fb6ad069278a58c4dc39
I am not sure though, I want to be able to Put custom ROMs and have freedom with how I can use it
The main thing is that is is fast and can run heavy apps, and also work with the Touch screen controller I have picked out
Hi! Did you manage to do that? I want to connect a USB capacitive touchscreen to a Chromecast with Google TV.
Hello guys!
Last week I've managed to successfully put Android on a Zedboard, a Development Board (www zedboard org) and everything is working just fine (Network, Video, Mouse, Keyboard ecc...)
I have some doubts when it comes to handle GPIOs and other custom made peripherals.
How can an application knows when an interrupt is generated? That is, how can interrupts flow from the Linux kernel up to the application?
Thank you all in advance for your help
Hello guys!
Last week I've managed to successfully put Android on a Zedboard, a Development Board (www zedboard org), and everything is working just fine (Network, Video, Mouse, Keyboard ecc...)
I have some doubts when it comes to handle GPIOs and other custom made peripherals.
How can an android application knows when an interrupt is generated? That is, how can interrupts flow from the Linux kernel up to the application?
Thank you all in advance for your help