Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

The title says it all. The same is available for Android also. It might be possible to make this work on N900 as it is an A8 ARM device.

Link here: http://focus.ti.com/docs/toolsw/fold...eflash-a8.html

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

We only get that plugin upon request...they don't send it to anybody...and it is possible to make it work in n900, as it has been proved in the other flash tread.

Thanks for the post anyway, i guess (sorry if i'm mistaken in any point)

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

i requested it months ago and never heard back
but im not a dev and was just trying my luck!

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

Ahem: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?p=849172 etc etc etc etc

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

i just requested it. lets see :D

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

Requested here also.... I guess the info (I) provided is not very clear, but it shouldn't be reasons to deny it (University mail, etc,...) Anyway, just trying look...

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

However, the message on the TI page should be: this is not intended for anyone except TI board integrators & developers.

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

heeeeeehuuuuuuuuu, just now received a mail from TI saying I am approved for this software. But unfortunately they don't allow me to share it. Now, need to figure out how to install this on my N900.

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

As they say... "Screenshot of email or it didn't happen" :D

Re: Adobe Flash update-package r105 is now available for Linux on TI ARM Cortex A8 devices
 

If someone else had a copy, you could compare the two with a hex editor to check for any watermarking, and then maybe a copy could mysteriously show up on a file sharing site...but that would be illegal.