Hi George,

I fixed the alarm driver problem. At least, it looks like the misc_register should be called in __init and not in late_init. Interestingly, i get other errors which i did not get before :-) runtime seems to get EINVALs and coredumps.

in my reading of this thread, i thought m5 filesystem had issues with n810. Is that right ? Are you suggesting to use both m5 filesystem and m5 kernel ? I tried this early on and then reverted to m3. In the pointer below, the versions are not mentioned.

thanks mohan

On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 10:12 AM, Georges Toth <geor...@gmail.com <mailto:geor...@gmail.com>> wrote:

Hi,

Mohan Parthasarathy wrote: > This is exactly the problem i am having since yesterday. I am > debugging currently.. > Also, i use m3 kernel and m3 filesystem and i see the same entries in > /proc/misc > entries. Let me know if you find something or someone has clues.. > > -thx > mohan Use the m5 kernel instead. If you don't see a binder entry in /proc/misc it for sure won't work... (there also has to be a node in /dev of course..) Also checkout elinux.org <http://elinux.org> and http://code.google.com/p/android-on-n8xx/ ...

-- regards,

Georges Toth