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Manet application not working #27

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shivajeepandey opened this issue Apr 1, 2014 · 6 comments
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Manet application not working #27

shivajeepandey opened this issue Apr 1, 2014 · 6 comments

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@shivajeepandey
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The application code is not working. Emulator is not showing the application.why??

@jrobble
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jrobble commented Apr 1, 2014

This code does not work on the emulator. It requires a physical device with a Broadcom Wi-Fi chip.

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@shivajeepandey
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So how can I use this application in mobile phone because it already have WiFi chip but I don't know the vendor?

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jrobble commented Apr 2, 2014

Use one of these supported devices:

  • Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
  • Samsung Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G SPH-D710
  • Samsung Galaxy Nexus SCH-I515 (custom kernel)
  • Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9300 I9300UBDLJ1 (Latin American countries) (custom kernel)
  • Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9300 I9300XXBLH1 (Nordic countries) (custom kernel)
  • ASUS Transformer Prime TF201 (custom kernel)
  • ASUS Nexus 7 (custom kernel)

Or you can compile your own custom kernel for your device, but it's not easy.

@shivajeepandey
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Thanks...
Can you tell me the procedure of compiling the kernel...

@jrobble
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jrobble commented Apr 4, 2014

It depends on what device you have. I recommend starting with CyanogenMod: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_Guides

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duhmojo commented Apr 4, 2014

shivajeepandey: I think you're looking for a BIG answer for a single line question! Maybe you should start by offering more information, like what device you're using. (manufacturer, model, version, etc...)

As jrobble pointed out, if you end up needing to compile changes to a kernel and it's device drivers, then it would be easier if you could start with a working build and build scripts. If there's a CyanogenMod version available for your device, then you can grab the source for it. CM provides all the build scripts and packaging. You can make your kernel changes and build, then install it on your device. If the CM guys support your device, there will be all kinds of good tutorials on how to flash your CM build to it.

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