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2012-11-09
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Originally Posted by HELLASISGREECE
yes i want to ruin my fone with this madness...if its successful then this madness worth it...
This is madness!!!
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2012-11-09
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Well, just for starters, consider your target device (the 700). It has totally different HW, of which you propably know nothing about.
How are you going to write drivers for it without specs? (it's closed HW, no sources, no datasheets, no schematics on how the cips are wired together...)
Even to get just barebones kernel (just a serial console, or maybe not even that) running on it is tricky as the bootloader is secured. You would first need to find a bug that can be escalated to system breach and feed your bootloader through that.
Just forget it.
How are you going to write drivers for it without specs? (it's closed HW, no sources, no datasheets, no schematics on how the cips are wired together...)
Even to get just barebones kernel (just a serial console, or maybe not even that) running on it is tricky as the bootloader is secured. You would first need to find a bug that can be escalated to system breach and feed your bootloader through that.
Just forget it.
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2012-11-09
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Originally Posted by juiceme
hahahaha thats nice of you to tell all that...
Well, just for starters, consider your target device (the 700). It has totally different HW, of which you propably know nothing about.
How are you going to write drivers for it without specs? (it's closed HW, no sources, no datasheets, no schematics on how the cips are wired together...)
Even to get just barebones kernel (just a serial console, or maybe not even that) running on it is tricky as the bootloader is secured. You would first need to find a bug that can be escalated to system breach and feed your bootloader through that.
Just forget it.
i knew my madness is of no use now...:P
If yes can you friends please tell me the procedure..ty ty