Can We Access "sysfs Entry" In Our Android Application Directly?
I know that we are using jni as an interface with driver which allows android application framework to communicate with device driver. But i don't know exact reason that why we can
Solution 1:
Cannot access sysfs from application layer. I was trying to perform write on a sysfs file but failed.
Have to necessarily go through android middleware framework and/or HAL layer. These services could be provided selinux privileges allowing access to sysfs.
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