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2013-11-26
, 03:22
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@ india
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2013-11-26
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2013-11-27
, 01:35
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@ Bowling Green Ohio (united states)
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Hmmm I don't think so, maybe on Neo900
By the way, it has been said in websites posted in comments above, that this project is in a non-UI state at this time, but what are the benefits of porting on the N900, will we be able to run OSX/iOS apps through command line, and from a long term view, will it be possible to port an UI on this???
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2013-11-30
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It's all open sauce.
A little birdie told me this only builds properly on Linux hosts ('buntu 13.10 confirmed OK); building with the target OMAP3430_RX51 produces a binary you can combine with GenericBooter which passes... stuff along from the boot environment (u-boot) to the xnu kernel.
The little birdie also told me that a real N900 on-hand (this was ported first to the N900 QEMU...) would help - you may want to send the guy one to help 'em along!
Birdie also notes that the recommended userland filesystem package for this would be iPhone OS 4.3.5. Accelerated graphics don't work for now, so you're stuck in console (non-single user at least!) mode.
This would also be semi-effortlessly portable to the N9/50 if a u-boot port was made. The N900 port is a good place to start.
Hardware keyboard doesn't work. Yet, at least. Use the serial console if you need it.
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2015-01-18
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The primary goal for this project is to make an open source implementation of Darwin for arm. The N900 is just one of several testing platforms being used to reach this goal.
As for GUI support, this should be attainable by adapting a version of OSX's IOGraphics for the kernel (apple already uses an embedded profile of IOGraphics for the iOS kernel).
Also to note, some iOS kernel extensions, like AppleMobileFileIntegrity, already work without problems with this kernel.
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2015-01-18
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@ Southerrn Finland
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2015-01-19
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@ N900: Battery low. N950: torx 4 re-used once and fine; SIM port torn apart
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I did make a nice keyboard driver this week. Getting an N900 might be really nice for development purposes.
Currently, I do debug in QEMU and I have other people test the kernels on their hardware.
Luckily, not so much of the kernel is platform dependent, so I can do debug on my BeagleBoard xM, or an iPhone 4. Let me know if you can get me an N900 for development. I would really appreciate it.
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2015-01-19
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@ N900: Battery low. N950: torx 4 re-used once and fine; SIM port torn apart
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