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How do you know it's a bug in AOSP. It could well be a driver issue.
by btian 13y ago
How do you know it's a bug in AOSP. It could well be a driver issue.
- pyre 13y agoIt affects the Nexus 5 (and to a lesser extent Nexus 4), shouldn't that be stock Android?
- aroch 13y agoNo...If the driver is provided as a blob from the manufacturer then it may have nothing to do with AOSP directly.
- ajross 13y agoThe Android Open Source Project refers to the components released by Google as open source. This is the framework for the most part, plus a few Java apps. The drivers are part of the per-device "BSP" layer, and not part of AOSP. They're sometimes delivered as source (certainly the kernel components are), but often not (the userspace HAL libraries are almost never source-visible). This bug looks to be between the kernel driver and sensor HAL to me. It might be fixable in code we can see, but none of that is part of "AOSP".