Originally Posted by Noxious Ninja

Did you explicitly use the NDK to cross-compile? Or did the package from Asus just work?

Oh, and I didn't cross compile... I compiled natively on the Prime in a chrooted Ubuntu.

Originally Posted by saturn_de

Oh, and I didn't cross compile... I compiled natively on the Prime in a chrooted Ubuntu.

Since Asus had only release .7 kernel version, I assume this would not be with source from latest ota.

I plan to try it on .11ota. Have anyone successfully use it on latest ota?

Thanks.

warmRLS1+Anthrax

Originally Posted by saturn_de

Oh, and I didn't cross compile... I compiled natively on the Prime in a chrooted Ubuntu.

Oh, cool. I didn't even think to try that.

Originally Posted by Noxious Ninja

Oh, cool. I didn't even think to try that.

Yeah, you can "make modules_install; depmod -a" and afterwards you can "modprobe" any modules without thinking about the dependencies :)

Originally Posted by huytrang90

Since Asus had only release .7 kernel version, I assume this would not be with source from latest ota.

I plan to try it on .11ota. Have anyone successfully use it on latest ota?

Thanks.

warmRLS1+Anthrax

Well, it's kernel version 2.6.39.4 in all ICS Prime version so far.

Originally Posted by saturn_de

Well, it's kernel version 2.6.39.4 in all ICS Prime version so far.

Yea the kernel is the same and the modules work fine for me on .11

This might not be the correct place for this and if so I apologize.

Is this thread about finding/compiling drivers for things so that they will work when plugged into the usb port on the keyboard dock? If so how would I go about making this usb headset work?

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...odinfoCategory

Again I am sorry if I have totally misunderstood the point of this thread. Thanks!

version 4 now with:
cfq-iosched.ko
deadline-iosched.ko

Fix for hangs/stalls/lags, because of background disk I/O

su 
cd /data/local/modules
insmod cfq-iosched.ko
echo cfq >/sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler

Originally Posted by Nico^APEX

This might not be the correct place for this and if so I apologize.

Is this thread about finding/compiling drivers for things so that they will work when plugged into the usb port on the keyboard dock? If so how would I go about making this usb headset work?

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/d...odinfoCategory

Again I am sorry if I have totally misunderstood the point of this thread. Thanks!

Ok, boot your PC/Laptop from a Linux Live CD or a locally installed Linux. Log in, start a terminal, plug in the headset and show me the output of:

# dmesg | tail -20
# lsusb
# lsmod