YanTer @ 01/25/19, 17:53
put the MTK OS system
Actually, it is called Nucleus OS. It was written back in the shaggy year by some enthusiasts, but has long gone into commerce.
_Soft @ 10.15.18, 19:34
The idea is to create your own firmware.
Without creating your own device is impractical. And so - you can merge the existing one and pick it as much as possible. I myself soon plan to seriously dig my dialer. I think it’s quite possible to understand, first at least understand where the boot loader is, where the kernel is, and where the file system is, understand the format of the executable files (most likely there will be a banal .ELF), dig deeper into several files with the debugger. Can still find on the phone circuit board RS-232, see what goes to the port.
_Soft @ 10.16.18, 13:28
KaiOS - OS for powerful button-makers
Browser shit in the spirit of Android 2.0, and even with closed source. Well, his shaggy grandmother.
_Soft @ 02.26.19, 16:23
what you need from the button player
Yes, in general, it’s clear that -
to be a means of communication (not a means of communication). I read the topic. Some commentators demanding Skype and other heresies are simply surprising. You forgot the most important thing - IP / IPv6 dual stack support! And I would add:
1. The simplest packet filtering functions (firewall, if in Russian)
2. Support bluetooth HID for keyboards
3. The ability to configure DHCP for tethering and support for multiple profiles in the access point mode
4. Text editor. (It was always surprising why the ebook reader is almost everywhere, and the normal text editor is fundamentally absent.) I must understand all the encodings that are supported in glibc.
5. FTP client and simple FTP server. (For some reason, Opera mini, for some mysterious reason, does not know how to FTP).