The Linux community leader has revealed how to drive Google Android

Greg Kroah-Harman, the Linux kernel maintainer, once announced that the Android core code of the Google smartphone operating system will be deleted starting from Linux 2.6.33. Many people are very concerned about this. After all, Google Android has been well evaluated. As a member of Linux, it can help the open-source community achieve better development, greg explained this in his official blog yesterday.

Greg said that his mobile phone is running Android G1, and it has good functions and is very satisfied with him. So what exactly causes the Android kernel code to be deleted? "Simply put, no one cares about the code, so it will be deleted. As I said before, the code on the staging tree needs to be maintained so that it can be integrated into the main kernel tree. Otherwise, it will be deleted ."



"The Android kernel code does not only contain some weird drivers. To get a working Android system, you need to get the new lock type created by Google, and the hooks in the kernel system in the security mode ...... Google shields a large number of hardware drivers and prevents the integration of platform code into the main kernel tree ."

"I don't know what will happen next. Google does not provide any representation at present. Many enterprises are trying to strip Android interfaces from their code libraries, but this is also a very large project and an unnecessary and painful process ."

"I really hope that Google can wake up and fix their code library to achieve Upward integration and eliminate the barriers they have created to many Linux hardware companies ."