Hello
I want to run OpenCL sample apps on Mali T-628 gpu in Android platform.
i hv downloaded Mali OpenCL SDK.
My host system is Ubuntu 12.04
I saw entire development guides but couldnt understand.Any instructions on how to go about it?
Thks
Thks Chris
I tried the push command. The problem is i am getting "permission denied error"
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$adb shell
#su
# mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/stl9 /system
#chmod 777 /system/app
# exit
exit
$adb push---
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What is the problem ? Or is there an alternative ?
Thanks
Aravind
adb push thing /sdcard/thing isn't working? Does the device have an /sdcard/ directory? If adb push isn't working on your device then that's a support request for HardKernel I think!
Hth,
Chris
Yes there is a sd card directory.But the "error" is not specific to ODROID but ubiquitous in many devices.
Can u plse suggest an alternative?
I'm afraid I've never had any trouble with adb push. Can you copy the exact line you're typing? I guess without using the Android tools you're limited to moving files onto/off the device with USB keys etc.
With production devices, even with root capabilities, you cannot push directly to the system partition - even if you remount it as rw.
For these devices with this security feature, you have to push it to the sdcard first, then adb shell and copy the files from the sdcard to your destination (note: mv will not work due to cross-filesystem limitations, a cp will work)
However you should have an eng build running on a devboard such as the XU3, so pushing directly to a rw system partition is possible, but only after you first run the following commands:
adb root
adb remount
It sounds like you are having a lot of basic problems. A lot of the issues you are now raising are not related to Mali, or indeed ARM.
Please google for the answer to generic problems before posting here.
We cannot and will not do the work for you.
Thank you for understanding, and we are more than happy to help with any Mali and/or ARM specific issues or questions you may have.
Kind Regards,
Michael McGeagh
Oh ok I understand ur jurisdictions.
i will try ur suggestions
chrisvarns Thks to u too.