Android sur HTC Cruise - Android & Windows Mobile pour les nuls. Welcome! [Android on HTC] Untitled. [Android Tutorials] Getting Started, ADB, Tethering, Building system images etc... I figured I would start a tutorial thread. If you have some tutorials or instructions you would like to share then post them. Also post links to other helpful posts and threads. Basic instructions for building an android squashfs system image: First you need a Linux installation. Starting simple download the ion 1.5 build or any other build that works on vogue as a base. If the base image your using is a system.img then it's cramfs. Code: mkdir tmp mkdir tmp/cram-sys mount -o loop system.img tmp/cram-sys The system.img should be mounted on tmp/cram-sys Now you have a base system image to grab files from. If you have a system.sqsh then it is a little easier to do.
Unsquashfs system.sqsh This will create a directory called squashfs-root. Then download a build from the dream forums on xda. Usually they come in update.zip format. Inside you should see some directories mainly data and system is what you are after. Untitled. *OUTDATED* Roll up thread.
START HERE (With how to for partitioning) THIS IS NOW OUTDATED!! It uses the old sqsh method WITH a rootfs. So if you're wanting to use the NoMoRootfs method, this won't work. Please use the already complete builds in the Kaiser/Vogue threads as they are working the best at this moment. What's What: zImage Linux kernel which initializes hardware initrd.gz Initial ramdisk. Rootfs.img Contains the ril (how our phones communicate with the network) and other necessary files to get the system going. haret.exe Bootloader to reboot the device into Android default.txt/startup.txt Contains settings for the boot process, and special kernel configuration parameters system.img/system.sqsh Contains the Android core, default applications and some more system files and tools. *.user.conf Contained in conf folder.
How it works Setup: Download this package. Advanced: Partitioning SDInstalling Ubuntu (Live CD) Untitled. Untitled. The Android Mobile Development Platform: A Reference Guide — Developer.com. Android App to Monitor Hudson Rest API. We Recommend These Resources The android platform provides a compeling solution for Java developers.
It is deployable in the new generation of smart phones, it leverages the Java language in syntax, and it integrates in eclipse. This reduces the barrier to entry even more so than J2ME. Take this technology and mingle it with a pragmatic development environment with continuous integration server. Often, development teams ignore a continuous integrations rants of broken build emails simply and seamlessly to be sent to the junk email filter. If you haven't installed eclipse Android development environment it's pretty simple. The first step is creating the entry point of the application. Android platform development offers two choices in designing the user interface.
The result should be the following: We need to create the main class entry point that the Android platform will use. The onCreate calls setContentView(). Android App to Monitor Hudson - Part II Configurations. We Recommend These Resources Last week, demonstrated building and Android application that queried Hudson remote api through REST calls, which returned back JSON objects; in Android App to Monitor Hudson Rest API.
The application was very basic, in that all that could be done was launch it and there were no configurations, or customization to make the application more user friendly. This week the application will be enhanced to use menus and add additional screens or activities to allow a user to configure the application to point to a Hudson remote server of their choosing. The application will also save the configuration state so the user doesn't have to re-enter the information after the application has shutdown.
The first step in customizing the application will be to get rid of the default android icon, and place a customised icon. Open the AndroidManifest.xml file and edit the android:icon attribute to be android:icon=”@drawable/youriconname”.