Text 16425, 131 rader
Skriven 2013-04-19 15:17:48 av Benny Pedersen (2:230/0)
  Kommentar till text 16413 av Maurice Kinal (1:261/38.9)
Ärende: compiler for android
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Hello Maurice!

15 Apr 2013 14:48, Maurice Kinal wrote to Benny Pedersen:

 MK> I was wrong assuming there is no compiler for Android.  I noticed a 
 MK> couple possible ones that are arm based

used in some qnap nas boxes with arm cpu

 MK> - nothing for mips that I noticed - so the possibilty of porting something
 MK> like hostapd to 
 MK> android is a real possibilty.

its just not needed since most android works without it, and that some device
can have 3G/4G and reverse there wifi to a hotspot is included in latest
android devices with latest kernel :)

basicly this is what huawei b583 is

just very little more apps so it can use the power for other more nice things
like a small status screen :)

 MK> Whether or not the wireless on Android 
 MK> devices can be put into AP mode is something to be considered before 
 MK> jumping through the required hoops.

not just wifi, but some can share internet via bluetooth aswell

 MK> That I know nothing about but do 
 MK> know that at least one Android based smartphone that showed up here 
 MK> could successfully use the previous machine I had set up as an AP as a 
 MK> client (WPA2).

no problem with a samsung s3

 MK> Zero FTN apps on that smartphone so no opinion here 
 MK> about how well that would work.

sadly its correct, but its now work in progress

 MK> My best guess is probably not that 
 MK> good given the lack of servers to connect to.  ;-)

binkp is working already on android

 MK> Having said this, I am still not convinced I need or want a smartphone 
 MK> and plan to stick with Linux on the more familiar PC target which 
 MK> lately has meant x86_64.

we are on same plannet ? :)

 MK> As of this writing that includes the 32 bit 
 MK> x86 (aka i386) targets and have tested that idea by targetting an 
 MK> original eeepc that got abandoned here.

yep i know that :)

 MK> It works like a charm and was 
 MK> able to build a native gcc enviroment for that without too much 
 MK> difficulty.

yep opensource is nice to learn from, basicly olso why i prefer any non
precompiled distros like freebsd, funtoo, gentoo

all the others just need to recompile later :)

 MK> I might try it again with the newer gcc-4.6.4 that seems 
 MK> to be working fine.

why should it not work ?

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 MK> BTW, A M|©|©se once bit my sister ...  :::evil grin:::

incorrect codepage :)

 MK> ... that path is sharp as a razor's edge - Katha Upanishad
 MK> -+- GNU bash, version 4.2.45(2)-release (x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu)
 MK>  + Origin: Pointy Stick Society (1:261/38.9)


 Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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