> - native Genode widgets' set
> - LVGL
> - Higher-level widget toolkit? (possibly with expressive power similar to
> InterfaceKit or comparable ?)
> - Full-blown Qt etc
>
Just recalled the mention of Sailfish and Ubuntu touch, didn't have that in
mind when I wrote the above. So that would addr
Thanks for your reply, Norman!
The reason I thought of using WebAssembly modules as a distribution method was
that
Linux graphics drivers are seldom as independent of binary blobs as other Linux
drivers. One NVidia card I had had become incompatible with the Linux kernel
during an upgrade des
The year 2023 will probably be the most Genode intensive year for me
since forever. I have already shared my plans for doing 32bit
emulation. Apart from this I would like to bring in a lot of features
for my ,yet humble, RK3588 port. I have no other coding projects
going on.
I will probably start
On Wed, 4 Jan 2023 at 21:54, Michael Grunditz
wrote:
>
> When started in EL1. I assume I need to copy the settings from the
> setup of EL1 to EL2 or something.. I still would like a proper cpu
> init ( really bad so I might go ahead with it).
>
> kernel initialized
> ROM modules:
> ROM: [0
When started in EL1. I assume I need to copy the settings from the
setup of EL1 to EL2 or something.. I still would like a proper cpu
init ( really bad so I might go ahead with it).
kernel initialized
ROM modules:
ROM: [0558,05580156) config
ROM: [0048a000,0048b
> Running out of ideas.
I see now , after upgrading sourcetree to the latest release, that MMU
is disabled in ctr0.s. Doing that made Genode::raw stop working and
no difference in EL switching. I am thinking.. I tried to disable
dcache in uboot before.. which should turn mmu off. But since it now
> https://www.genode-labs.com/publications/secure-gui-2009.pdf#subsection.4.3.5
>
The DnD protocol exposed in secure-gui-2009.pdf reminds me of the advanced one
described in the BeBook as "negociated drag'n'drop" (by opposed to the
simplified
B_SIMPLE_DATA I typically use in my apps). Heck, it
Hello Norman,
On 1/4/23 5:20 AM, Norman Feske wrote:
snip...
your privacy interests are perfectly aligned with mine.
Regarding positional tracking, my idea is to have a GPS switch in the
"Phone" part of Sculpt's UI. So the user is always in control to
switch this modem feature on/off. If GPS
Hi Johannes,
Let me join the brainstorming session...
your posting has put a big smile on my face!
The wealth of topics you mentioned in your review is nothing short of
amazing. I am particularly grateful that you put so much effort into
making Genode known to wider public, like via your ex
Hi Pontus,
In this years
road map I like Christians IPv6 work for the Nic Router as that fills
a hole in the current setup. If this area could get some consideration
so that long term plans for the various components in this range that
still are in the pre-release stage became known that would b
Hi Christian,
So, for 2023 I mainly intend to continue these browser performance
optimization efforts and to learn more about the advanced features of
the 'Eclipse Trace Compass' tool to help with that. Apart from that I'm
also interested in helping with the porting of other mobile applications
Hello Edoardo,
Now, Norman, I have some questions for you:
1) do you want to port Genode also on other Smartphone models?
since you are addressing me personally, I'm not planning to lead such an
effort. My high motivation behind the PinePhone line of development
stems from the following thre
Hi Samuel,
My PinePhone would be a much better target, however. I bought it
specifically to see how secure a mobile platform could be! Genode
was one of the mobile targets I was hoping to try.
that is good to know. So I'm hoping for feedback once we put out the
first images. ;-)
Note: pre
Hello Genode community,
On Mon, Dec 26, 2022 at 04:58:36PM +0100, Norman Feske wrote:
> Even though I hope that the thoughts above resonate with you, I'm pretty
> sure you have different perspectives. Please share them!
>
> How did you perceive the Genode year 2022?
I can only affiliate myself t
Hi Will,
thanks for chiming in!
Where I'm headed with this is, please do keep nav in the forefront of
mind - working nav though, not just occasionally maybe it's usable in a
demo nav. I would love to use a phone with control over the TCB that
would, when needed, get me from point a to point b
Hello Sid,
On Wed, Dec 28, 2022 at 05:39:46PM -0800, Sid Agrawal wrote:
> Hi,
> I am attempting to run the *vmm_arm run scripts* and am running into a few
> issues. I am running this on Ubuntu 22.04 with x86_64.
> The scenario I am trying is to run a with the *hw kernel with arm_v8a arch.*
>
> Fi
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