Hey guysm this link is really good.
Folow it around, it= s actually very intriguing and fascinating.....
we can build up from = here.
Raseel.
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 Asit Vad= havkar wrote :
FYI
http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS3= 421076804.html
cheers
- Asit
=
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 09:27:32 +0530, Rajesh Rajani
<rajeshr@vsnl.c= om> wrote:
Hi,
Thank= s for showin interest, I dont have practical knowledge
about how to
&= gt; > >alter the kernel for Nokia but I have good knowledge about wha= t features
are available in particular phone(Nokia), wh= at OS it has and
what are its
limitations also how we c= an enhance it. I know what kind of
hardware is
required= for transffering stuff to Cell (not MMS n Tones it
uses different
&g= t; > >Cable). I suppose if few enthusiasts show inetrest in this we c= an give it
a try and I'm sure we can do it as nothings = impossible.
IAAESP (I am an embedded softwa= re programmer).
I admire your enthusiasm. I= t will be well placed if you have
some
background in develo= ping kernels for RTOS, etc. Not even
writing
applications o= n RTOS is enough to get into the kernel of such
a beast leave
&g= t; aside knowing just the feature set. You may have seriously
underestimate= d
the effort involved in such an endeavour.
That aside, the practical problem for such a project is ge tting the
hardware information of the cell phone in questio= n. Just
knowing the
processor is not enough, you need to kn= ow the memory map, the
peripherals
connected, etc. For conn= ectivity you wil need to know the
protocols, etc.
= ; > Nokia is not encouraging anyone to develop any software for
it's pho= nes
which use the Nokia OS (apart from using J2ME). You can develop C++
applications for Series 60 phones which use th= e Symbian OS
but all the
interesting APIs are not available= . The OS abstracts all the
details of the
hardware and no h= ardware info is actually available for any
Nokia phone
AFAI= K. Replacing the OS on such phones is going to be VERY
difficult if not =
impossible. You can find technical info for any Nokia phone
in= the
developer section of the website.
=
If you want to play around with cell phones, the Motorola
Linu= x phone seems
to be the best bet since all the info will li= kely be
available.
All the best in your ven= ture.
Regards,
Rajesh
=
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