re: new old user
FSO yes, very little of it worked for me but it looked promising.
Nasty crashes occasionally as I recall.
The problem with Sven Ola's Debian Kit is that it seems to be
abandoned, or maybe he just gave up the domain name. There was the
website and a small repository of deb
On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 11:24 PM, Alan Corey wrote:
> No, my phones aren't mainstream.
When I said mainline Linux, I meant the version of Linux published here:
http://www.kernel.org/
That version of Linux doesn't support almost all of the Android phones
that exist.
Android phones (mainstream o
re: new old user
No, my phones aren't mainstream. I have a Motorola XT1505 and an
XT1527, the motoe2 line. I'm not going to spend big bucks on a cell
phone, so I've got something less popular than Samsungs. Motorola's
80ish years of experience with radio may have been a
It all depends on what you want exactly.
If you want to overwrite all the software on your phone with software
only from Debian, that probably isn't possible due to the fact that
the mainline version of the Linux kernel probably doesn't support your
device and Debian only uses mainline Linux, same
I wasn't in the list before but about February I installed Sven Ola's
Debian Kit found on f-droid. Used it a few months, was reasonably
happy with it, then the phone hardware blew up. I still have my SD
card with the Debian partition and a bunch of the original install
stuff, plus about 1.5 gb of
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