我将从 2015-02-16 开始离开办公室，到 2015-02-25 时返回。
Hi,
I will be on leave from Feb.16th to Feb.24th.
Any message will be replied to you until I come back.
Thanks!
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Hi,
Sorry for disturbing you.
This question I might have several times in free-node channel, I
got a suggestion to follow you-tube I will not comment on those videos but
still those videos are not enough for new user like me to setup lava. any
way I am able to install lava local host, Only help I need is how to start
lava for running some tests on devices like panda board. I want to run ltp
on panda using lava-test-shell, please consider my mail, its very important
and I am critical condition now(stopped in middle to proceed further). As a
new user of lava I am not getting any thing in lava documentation part,
hope you understand the situation.
Note:: Please don't share linaro documentation links as a reply.
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Thanks & Regards
Narendra Kumar Chepuri
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Hi,
I'm suffering from a strange problem with adb. On the local laptop adb
server uses inet socket to accept connections from the client. Netstat
shows it as follows:
tcp 0 0 localhost:5037 *:* LISTEN 23081/adb
However I'm also using other machine, which is running debian. adb
there uses unix sockets:
unix 2 [ ACC ] STREAM LISTENING 61040 8722/adb
/tmp/5037
For this reason I'm not able to use a third party python lib which
expects inet socket. Does anyone has any clue why adb server opens
unix socket? In both cases adb client works correctly. I'm asking only
about host side. In both cases I'm connecting to target device over
TCP/IP and it's the same physical device. So it doesn't make any
difference. Any help is appreciated.
Best Regards,
milosz
