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Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli GNUtoo at no-log.org-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Thu, 07 Aug 2014 18:03:24 +0200 ☎ <Max.Suraev at fairwaves.co> wrote: > Instead of porting it to BB directly you can use OpenMoko Neo > Freerunner and run mobile on AP while talking to BP from proper > GNU/Linux. > > Not sure how much work it would be to integrate it with FSO stack but > at least you won't have such strict space constraints. BEsides you'll > get much nicer screen and other hw features ;) And a very limited battery life. The s3c24xx won't be able to suspend to RAM... Still there is a recipe for an old version of osmocombb for SHR. There was an attempt to port nuttx to osmocombb compatibles phones. It was stopped due to the lack of time of the developers who had some changes in their lives. I had a *very dirty*[1] port of layer1 on top of nuttx. It blocked during the scanning, it could be related to some compiler issues that were solved more recently. Note that the code has to be cleaned becuase it's very dirty and probably incomplete (some #if 0 [...] #endif might remain). Beside the dirty layer1 port, we upstreamed a lot of the work in nuttx. Upstream, in the OS part, the code has to be BSD/permissively licensed. So the code adapted from osmocombb has to be relicensed, which means that the person doing the port: 1) he/she does the port 2) he/she finds all the copyright holders of the particular driver 3) he/she submit upstream Sometimes writing a new driver is easier and makes more sense (like for the C155 LCD driver). Upstreaming worked fine for many drivers, and that can work because only some drivers need to be in the nuttx OS part, they accept a lot more licenses(including the GPL) for the nuttx applications. Some developer specifically stated that he won't relicense GSM specific code to BSD, including some GSM specific drivers, so I guess that puting theses drivers inside the application would be fine. References: - ----------- [1]repository:git://gitorious.org/gnutoo-s-for-upstream-osmocom-bb-and-nuttx-bb/nuttx-bb-gta02.git branch:gnutoo-s-for-upstream-osmocom-bb-and-nuttx-bb/nuttx-bb-gta02 Denis -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJT5AJ+AAoJENWQk6o21VqZii4P/i4Cs1Osxv0z5JmZ/adjlsW/ LzHsLshzMvZZnW3e4kku+Fl1EZJeBl+0q6YEwehwCH0WLFFJYkS+ghSW9wYr6aLJ 1CysZ/qXjDQNJyElXhwn8jcxiMA9wcp9C7R5NY1BxeYhmHkqBtf9d5GFyYHc6/Fs Hmg2d3dWbArTCSmaMuOzAqNt/PWDefZg9QER1YdmvGLPBXfOAxjBohBEaCDx96Cx WiyUaoFgo8xx72GpnTsGnOqYj2wC6PStgOTq6Zlplz6zlYZGh7D+raN1FyM//q3+ ebPaZFzQMx7dYx/D4Wly/KeqJRiQEoZWzHXoElgQvguNGl2xXoizgg357qVPyY1u zMpaAy3uRjKheBSt2QHxT2zDaqRjl/gnTEVbGxo9edKP9cwpl5BZlquYKrxmB5QE NcZI37hjirUbQv/P63g0gd/aLLWIar0EmW7vvF/peH1bBfuD7irfnbnJ3PsExR/x 6cPwSgLUWFlArO3/hjWfH4HQCYtPB8m5aHU9H7Cfx7+cEi3aRiP5OxE735hNZ6Sb tRVg7d+uBP6m+j9AEkhRUNoh/sEgZ50If1X/BUBCGctNpvnrqRUIPMZRDzptJn+F iqhieAmSNx+KgmMSlp5z77sQsU+uQFV3/3+6JCJ+5IpZ2YqMCEuJYk+ND5toBgPn B44JBng9BKSpCo+uk+1w =Ojiu -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----