Hello, All. Is there any possibility to set up the internet connection in L4 Android included in Genode 11.11 (ARM pbx-a9 build), running under QEMU emulator? QEMU networking is configured: -net nic,model=lan9118 so i have internet connection in L4 Linux, but not in L4 Android:
Best Regards, Evgeny.
Hi Evgeny,
the L4 Android image for ARM had been configured to use a loopback device only. I'm not sure why we didn't enabled it in the image, probably because networking on L4Linux ARM wasn't working at that time. In general I don't see any obstacles for using networking in the ARM version too. Therefore you need to tweak the 'init.rc' file in the initramfs archive for L4 Android ARM ('root-ginger.gz'-file). At least the section:
on boot # basic network init ifup lo hostname localhost domainname localdomain
needs to be extended. Also you have to add some item for the dhcp-daemon, so that it will be automatically started by Android's init process. The 'init.rc' file in the x86 version might be a good starting point.
Regards Stefan
On 30.01.2012 10:12, e.fedotov wrote:
Hello, All. Is there any possibility to set up the internet connection in L4 Android included in Genode 11.11 (ARM pbx-a9 build), running under QEMU emulator? QEMU networking is configured: -net nic,model=lan9118 so i have internet connection in L4 Linux, but not in L4 Android:
Best Regards, Evgeny.
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Hello,
from the top of my head I remember that using (wired) networking on L4Android was not possible via the GUI (at least on L4Android/x86). Even though the Linux kernel provides the network interface and DHCP succeeds, the GUI ignores the network interface. So we couldn't use the web browser. It seems the GUI was designed to support wireless networking only. Is this still the case?
Cheers Norman
From my experience networking works on x86 (with wired networking).
Android gripes about non-available network, and this is probably caused by a missing wpa-supplicant daemon, but nevertheless while it's warning it already loads the page in the background.
On 30.01.2012 11:31, Norman Feske wrote:
Hello,
from the top of my head I remember that using (wired) networking on L4Android was not possible via the GUI (at least on L4Android/x86). Even though the Linux kernel provides the network interface and DHCP succeeds, the GUI ignores the network interface. So we couldn't use the web browser. It seems the GUI was designed to support wireless networking only. Is this still the case?
Cheers Norman
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