This is caused by the faster memcpy() implementation in bionic.
This is extremely likely to be some timing issue (there's nothing wrong with the new memcpy() according to all tests).
Given the problem is unique to Galaxy Nexus, chances are the problem is somewhere in its camera driver.
This is caused by the faster memcpy() implementation in bionic.
This is extremely likely to be some timing issue (there's nothing wrong with the new memcpy() according to all tests).
Given the problem is unique to Galaxy Nexus, chances are the problem is somewhere in its camera driver.