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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (6)
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Originally Posted by bocephus
no one wants to exchange Maemo for Symbian. If someone port it to N900 then it will be a just alternative just like Nitdroid.
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2012-01-11
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Since we have access to boot loader, shouldn't it be theoretically possible to boot Maemo/MeeGo onto our S^3 devices the same way we boot NitDroid on our N900s?
(Yes, I know it can't happen over night, and it isn't plug and play. A LOT of hard work will need to happen, but isn't it at least possible?)
(Yes, I know it can't happen over night, and it isn't plug and play. A LOT of hard work will need to happen, but isn't it at least possible?)
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2012-01-11
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Why is TMO being used to discuss software that is likely pirated?
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2012-01-11
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Originally Posted by panjgoori
you know it is not hard but you don't have a clue how to port stuff?
please someone should try it. its not that hard. i dont how to port thats why i cant port it.
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Originally Posted by ossipena
please then help him in doing so
you know it is not hard but you don't have a clue how to port stuff?
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2012-01-11
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So we have resources from:
-MeeGo 1.2
-Tizen
-WebOS
-Symbian
... can these recycle some code to each other to make them better?
... can a community developed "MaeOS" be created?
if not, what can these bring to the AOSP?
... .... can we look forward to source code of QNX / BBX, lmao ?!?!
-MeeGo 1.2
-Tizen
-WebOS
-Symbian
... can these recycle some code to each other to make them better?
... can a community developed "MaeOS" be created?
if not, what can these bring to the AOSP?
... .... can we look forward to source code of QNX / BBX, lmao ?!?!
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2012-01-11
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Originally Posted by Sourav.dubey
why should I? I'd rather focus to Maemo6 app development...
please then help him in doing so
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2012-01-11
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Originally Posted by MFaroTusino
lol
Since we have access to boot loader, shouldn't it be theoretically possible to boot Maemo/MeeGo onto our S^3 devices the same way we boot NitDroid on our N900s?
(Yes, I know it can't happen over night, and it isn't plug and play. A LOT of hard work will need to happen, but isn't it at least possible?)
Symbian phones have a pretty secure boot chain. You'd probably need to sign some images before you can boot them on the device.
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Originally Posted by Hurrian
Hahahaha! I remember the old days of symbian where one have to sign softwares before install them to the phone. Or simply hack the firmware with HelloOX, x-Plore and bla bla bla...
lol
Symbian phones have a pretty secure boot chain. You'd probably need to sign some images before you can boot them on the device.
I'm missing those experiences!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Boemien
The boot images aren't signed the same way as sisx apps. While you can easily get a "developer certificate" for HelloOX, I don't think you can easily get a certificate to sign an image you feed to NOLO.
Hahahaha! I remember the old days of symbian where one have to sign softwares before install them to the phone. Or simply hack the firmware with HelloOX, x-Plore and bla bla bla...
I'm missing those experiences!!!!!
http://n70linux.wordpress.com/ - some dude trying to load code onto a Nokia phone. Needs a specific hack for code execution. Nasty hacky stuff, in addition, Maemo/MeeGo/Mer would run like *** on anything but the highest specced S^3 phones such as the N8 and E7, because they have cheap ARMv6 processors and non-flagship devices have a painfully low amount of RAM.
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