The Android emulator runs a virtual CPU that Google calls Goldfish.
Goldfish executes ARM926T instructions and has hooks for input and
output -- such as reading key presses from or displaying video output
in the emulator. These interfaces are implemented in files specific to
the Goldfish emulator and will not be compiled into a kernel that runs
on real devices.
On Apr 27, 11:54 am, Chih-Wei <cwhu...@linux.org.tw> wrote:
By the way, what's the status about android-2.6.29 branch?
Is it ready for use, especially for x86 target?
I just checked out korg/android-2.6.29 branch and
compiled a kernel image for testing (with same config as 2.6.27)
Many processes crashed during booting, like
servicemanager and mediaserver.
We really hope to move to 2.6.29 since the feature
modesetting inteldrmfb is very useful for x86 target.
On 5月6日, 下午5時35分, Piethein Strengholt <pietheinstrengh...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> The Android emulator runs a virtual CPU that Google calls Goldfish.
> Goldfish executes ARM926T instructions and has hooks for input and
> output -- such as reading key presses from or displaying video output
> in the emulator. These interfaces are implemented in files specific to
> the Goldfish emulator and will not be compiled into a kernel that runs
> on real devices.
> By the way, what's the status about android-2.6.29 branch?
> Is it ready for use, especially for x86 target?
> I just checked out korg/android-2.6.29 branch and
> compiled a kernel image for testing (with same config as 2.6.27)
> Many processes crashed during booting, like
> servicemanager and mediaserver.
> We really hope to move to 2.6.29 since the feature
> modesetting inteldrmfb is very useful for x86 target.
> On 5月6日, 下午5時35分, Piethein Strengholt <pietheinstrengh...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Goldfish
> > The Android emulator runs a virtual CPU that Google calls Goldfish.
> > Goldfish executes ARM926T instructions and has hooks for input and
> > output -- such as reading key presses from or displaying video output
> > in the emulator. These interfaces are implemented in files specific to
> > the Goldfish emulator and will not be compiled into a kernel that runs
> > on real devices.
On Thu, 2009-05-07 at 03:00 -0700, Piethein Strengholt wrote:
> I believe they just moved to the 2.6.29 branch. If you are interested
> in Android on x86 you should also have a look at this:
> On May 7, 8:37 am, Chih-Wei <cwhu...@linux.org.tw> wrote:
> > Thank you for the reply.
> > By the way, what's the status about android-2.6.29 branch?
> > Is it ready for use, especially for x86 target?
> > I just checked out korg/android-2.6.29 branch and
> > compiled a kernel image for testing (with same config as 2.6.27)
> > Many processes crashed during booting, like
> > servicemanager and mediaserver.
> > We really hope to move to 2.6.29 since the feature
> > modesetting inteldrmfb is very useful for x86 target.
> > > The Android emulator runs a virtual CPU that Google calls Goldfish.
> > > Goldfish executes ARM926T instructions and has hooks for input and
> > > output -- such as reading key presses from or displaying video output
> > > in the emulator. These interfaces are implemented in files specific to
> > > the Goldfish emulator and will not be compiled into a kernel that runs
> > > on real devices.
