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Craig Comstock craig at unreasonablefarm.orgMychaela wrote: > Now please present your story (meaning Craig) - how long have you been > actively working toward your respective goal? What do you have to > show so far? I have been working with osmocom-bb since around 2010, dabbling in porting layer1 to nutt-xand starting 2-3 years ago working more earnestly on understanding layer1 and porting it to fernvale. I have also worked on getting fernly (a small system for experimenting with similar commands like osmoload has) working on other mediatek chips like mtk6261, 6735 and 6737. I have osmocom-bb firmware loading via fernly which has a working serial driver (fromfernly project) so I can get debugging out of devices like fernvale. I have more recently started to port the txburst command from uboot for the sciphone dream g2 (mtk6235) back to osmocom-bb. I have been studying the sources I have for mediatek devices and see many similarities and patterns that should work for fernvale(6260), sciphone (6235) and newer chips such as 6735 and 6739. So at this point I have some work that others did to transmit a burst on a specific ARFCN. This works on uboot for sciphone dream g2 and for some reason doesn't work when I port it back to osmocom-bb to start as a basis for layer1. > Do you have an equivalent source of knowledge for MTK's DSP? As far as I know there is no direct knowledge/sources for MTK's DSP but I haven't quite gotten to the point where I needed to know just yet. This is a very part-time endeavor for me so I do what I can. There are some other people working on various aspects of mediatek devices including trying to get into the DSP. We generally chat/share things on matrix at #postmarketos-lowlevel:disroot.org Cheers, Craig -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: signature.asc Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 488 bytes Desc: not available URL: <http://lists.osmocom.org/pipermail/baseband-devel/attachments/20190407/2e5211d8/attachment.bin>