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Ok, guys, better to clarify something. I explained to Meamish as well, I didn't want to raise hopes or anything without having something solid first, but it is better to clarify it before we continue with more discussion about N900.
I never mentioned it is about N900. It is about a very rare, unreleased prototype, for which we only had a leak of renders from evleaks, not even a real photo of it, if it was real or just a concept. I also asked at its old thread. It is this one.
https://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=95962
It is most likely Linux and from all Nokia OSes, the closest one seems to be Meamo, that's why I try to find tools through Meamo to somehow extract its firmware and share it with the community here. But so far, it seems that I will need something more generic for Linux, not specific for Meamo. Its OS could be a variant or an evolution of Meamo, or something completely different. Also, it seems to be either early/buggy or even unfinished like the Kataya one.
In weekend I will try to take some photos and create a new thread, but in the meantime if anyone has any further suggestions about cloning entire memory or something similar, with minimal risks, I would be very happy to try it out
I never mentioned it is about N900. It is about a very rare, unreleased prototype, for which we only had a leak of renders from evleaks, not even a real photo of it, if it was real or just a concept. I also asked at its old thread. It is this one.
https://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=95962
It is most likely Linux and from all Nokia OSes, the closest one seems to be Meamo, that's why I try to find tools through Meamo to somehow extract its firmware and share it with the community here. But so far, it seems that I will need something more generic for Linux, not specific for Meamo. Its OS could be a variant or an evolution of Meamo, or something completely different. Also, it seems to be either early/buggy or even unfinished like the Kataya one.
In weekend I will try to take some photos and create a new thread, but in the meantime if anyone has any further suggestions about cloning entire memory or something similar, with minimal risks, I would be very happy to try it out
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I suggest to first check the USB ENUM messages, ideally on linux
Look into linux' syslog (tail -f /var/log/messages) and watch the output while you connect the device to the PC via USB
Paste here
I wonder if Pali knows some details about an option to read out firmware using 0xFFFF. Gonna ask him on IRC if I find him
Since you mentioned tools to access BB5 over in that other thread: N900 OS never runs on BB5 baseband, it has its own OMAP processor much similar to a Beagleboard-xM
This might help:
http://neo900.org/resources
http://neo900.org/stuff/block-diagrams/n900/n900.html
/j
Look into linux' syslog (tail -f /var/log/messages) and watch the output while you connect the device to the PC via USB
Paste here
I wonder if Pali knows some details about an option to read out firmware using 0xFFFF. Gonna ask him on IRC if I find him
Since you mentioned tools to access BB5 over in that other thread: N900 OS never runs on BB5 baseband, it has its own OMAP processor much similar to a Beagleboard-xM
This might help:
http://neo900.org/resources
http://neo900.org/stuff/block-diagrams/n900/n900.html
/j
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Originally Posted by joerg_rw
This means I need a Linux pc then, right? I think I still have a live-USB of an old distro, maybe it does the job
I suggest to first check the USB ENUM messages, ideally on linux
Look into linux' syslog (tail -f /var/log/messages) and watch the output while you connect the device to the PC via USB
Paste here
I wonder if Pali knows some details about an option to read out firmware using 0xFFFF. Gonna ask him on IRC if I find him
Since you mentioned tools to access BB5 over in that other thread: N900 OS never runs on BB5 baseband, it has its own OMAP processor much similar to a Beagleboard-xM
This might help:
http://neo900.org/resources
http://neo900.org/stuff/block-diagrams/n900/n900.html
/j
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what also might make sense (while you already got a linux running):
make the device connect to your WLAN, then find the IP it got (look at your router for example to find out) and run nmap against that IP ports 0-65535, with service-detection/analysis for open ports
make the device connect to your WLAN, then find the IP it got (look at your router for example to find out) and run nmap against that IP ports 0-65535, with service-detection/analysis for open ports
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Maemo Community Council member [2012-10, 2013-05, 2013-11, 2014-06 terms]
Hildon Foundation Council inaugural member.
MCe.V. foundation member
EX Hildon Foundation approved Maemo Administration Coordinator (stepped down due to bullying 2014-04-05)
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Originally Posted by joerg_rw
Unfortunately, I haven't managed to get to the settings of this prototype to connect to wifi... I also wanted to try its internet as it has several bookmarks including references to Meamo and Meamo browser...
what also might make sense (while you already got a linux running):
make the device connect to your WLAN, then find the IP it got (look at your router for example to find out) and run nmap against that IP ports 0-65535, with service-detection/analysis for open ports
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