I've recently bought an Acer cellphone powerd by Android. For fun I
looked inside the update files and checking the bootloader binary I've
discovered that it is based on U-Boot v2009.01 (the string is clearly
visible using an Hex Editor), so I disassembled the first part of
file, comparing it
Dear Simone Navari,
In message 6b3ede875ca549879d5f776404c05...@snavari01 you wrote:
I've recently bought an Acer cellphone powerd by Android. For fun I
looked inside the update files and checking the bootloader binary I've
discovered that it is based on U-Boot v2009.01 (the string is clearly
On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 8:31 AM, Wolfgang Denk w...@denx.de wrote:
In message 6b3ede875ca549879d5f776404c05...@snavari01 you wrote:
I've recently bought an Acer cellphone powerd by Android.
Now my question: U-Boot is released under GPLv2 license; is
Acer obliged to give source code if
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