On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 4:21 PM, Farny Guillaume <farny.guilla...@yahoo.fr>wrote:
> Hello, > Hello > > I'm new on deploying, testing, configuring and helping on developping for > open platforms. > I would like to know which hardware I could start with, frankly speaking > I'm looking for a good piece of advice on which phone I should I pick ... > Also I'd be glad to help. > > A good start would be to look at the device list on http://wiki.openezx.org/Project_devices Any device in the first two tables are supported by the project. (gen1 and gen2 ezx family of phones). In fact the first 3 devices are much more a "gen0" generation, and they are quite hard to find ( i guess). some details that come to my mind: A910 is quite cool, one could devellop with a terminal on your computer/keyboard using ssh over wifi! :p The Magx platform isn't supported, but the good thing is that the stock linux kernel from opensource.motorola.com is already a 2.6, an other good thing is that it has been made possible bypass the security (RSA?) to boot (and flash?) a custom kernel ( on EZX it was 2.4, and every drivers have been rewritten from scratch). A1600 is not a magx, but its hardware isn't supported too, i've heard it is very different from an ezx gen2 device. What really need the openezx project: -Integrate some update on distros (with a GUI, like zhone, qtopia or aurora, working with our kernel, not android it is too slow, X, also take a lot of ram, but it's worth a try, maybe). -rework on the sound driver, that used to work ( sometimes between 2.6.26 and 2.6.28 revisions in our git) - a lot of idea i can't even think of at the moment :) -- > Guillaume Farny > farny.guilla...@yahoo.fr > > > Fred.
