Just ran isprelinked on libwebcore.so to confirm my suspicions that the Liquid E Android build configuration is similar to that of the Huawei Ideos S7. ./libwebcore.so: 0x6a000000 I'm not an AOSP dev, but would the build notes here will thus apply? Did anyone successfully built Android from sources? - Android @ MoDaCo Changes will have to be made to prelinkmap to make various things work as desired. The kernel is missing the highmem patch, and needs config VMSPLIT_2G Would this also mean that the Acer Liquid E Froyo might be able to run unmodified on the Huawei S7 (for the most part, anyways)? Just as proof of concept, you can enable animated GIF files and V8 webkit for Android 2.1 simply by taking the libwebcore.so from the following Acer Liquid ROM: http://code.google.com/p/acer-liquid-community-rom-bugtracker/downloads/list LCR-E_1.8.2.2-signed.zip (I built the optimized libwebcore for them at one point as proof on concept, so I remember)
Not everything may match. Tried pushing some other libs that did not work. I guess someone has to run isprelinked on all the libs to check
Read this post: http://android.modaco.com/index.php?s=&showtopic=309721&view=findpost&p=1296292 I am not entirely sure if this is causing your port issues though.
do this just do what you want/need/must have? i notice that my result lib has the same address http://pastebin.com/Z9sg7THF
I checked that too. So must have been something else causing it not to boot. Does not really mean anything. But the VMSPLIT does affect whether or not a built image will boot, I recall. More references: http://android.modaco.com/content-page/329066/cyanogen-mod-7-for-blade/page/220/# https://www.codeaurora.org/gitweb/q...ff;h=ff9c9dbb383a6b39529730fc5ae3a7ef4b2cb9bb If pulling Android was not so painfully slow, I would have pulled CodeAurora's Eclair and Froyo for testing...