Citando Rózsás Gödény <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I started to modify qemu to emulate 88W8388. Now it can load the firmware ( > usb8388.bin) into ram and starts the firmware, albeit it drops an error > after some time. So it is very simple so far, I worked on it for a couple of > hours so far. > My short term goals: > - emulate the usb device of the 8388 and create a connection between the > linux kernel driver and the emulator so from linux pow starting the emulator > looks as plugging in the usb device > - modify qemu so that i/o ports of 8388 could be accessed from outside of > the emulator. I guess that the arm core of 8388 communicates with the other > parts (the radio interface) via io ports so if we can see which ports are > read/written by the arm core we can do the same from the free firmware. > > Anyway, if we want to write the free firmware, a good emulator of 8388 is > handy. > > Anybody interested ?
I am. I'm currently analyzing the firmware, I didn't try the emulation approach so far. Are you committing your work to some repository? I think we can't disclose details about reverse engineering work, though, if we are interested in a clean-room approach. So I'd rather set up a private wiki. I'm quite busy during these days, I'll let you know ASAP. -- Ciao Stefano _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel
