HiQuiliro,
On 13/09/11 00:55, Quiliro Ordóñez wrote:
Has this message arrived to the list? Please let me know if it has
arrived. I suspect I got no feedback because my message sounded
offensive. Plese tell me if it was considered that way or any other
reason I have not received any feedback. Thank you.
On 06/09/11 14:12, Quiliro Ord¾±ez wrote:
Hi.
I found this distro and would like to thank the developers.
I would like to use it to install only the free (as in freedom) parts
to a Kyocera 7135 smart phone. It has a Motorola 68VZ328 processor
that works without MMU. I understand that uCLinux works with this
hardware.
uClinux-dist is very much for developers, it is not like the desktop/
server distros that you may be familar with.
Will you please give me guidance about how to connect to this device?
I suspect I should connect with minicom through the USB or serial
interface supplied by the phone. Is this correct? Is there a howto
about that?
It does support the 68VZ328 processor. But a lot more than that
is required for a specific platform like the Kyocera 7135 phone
you mention. You will need to write some support code for that
platform to get a functional system.
If you can give me some pointers about the nonfree parts that you know
exist in uCLinux it would help me free the OS also.
As far as I know all the source in the uClinux-dist is free. And it
is all source, so you need to compile it yourself for one thing.
Hope that helps.
Regards
Greg
Thank you very much for your help and keep trucking! :-)
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