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Liqrf (linux iqrf programmer) is ready but we need to somehow compile hex files for TR-21A modules. In this how-to I’ll provide script for doing this.

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After some weeks of analyzing and testing I would like to announce first (pre – alpha) version of liqrf uploader. With current version you can successfully program flash and eeprom. It’s still under development but can be used for module FW upload. We still have some problems with eeprom programming but we’re hardly working on this issue.  Program put a lot of printings to console just for debugging purposes.

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Some people ask me to provide images for testing openmoko on HTC wizard.

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Today contact me a student that he would like to use my liqrf implementation because of custom usb program for windows doesn’t work. I like it when people looking for open-source solutions . Last days I focus on alsa audio driver for HTC Wizard, but I decide to look what I implement some weeks ago for liqrf. Read the rest of this entry »

Just for checking how it works and what’s openmoko.
First impressions: looks nice, usable .

Proof:

After 4 hours of collaboration and testing I would like to share how to setup nfs rootfs for speeding up HTC (or whatever) development. Read the rest of this entry »

FYI new repo for liqrf project can be found here: link

Development of linux on HTC Oxygen is still not finished but I would like to start some new projects which help open-source community. Read the rest of this entry »

For your testing you can find all necessary files here

1. unzip
2. copy to SD card
3. run Haret.exe

Enjoy

You can also connect via telnet to ip:192.168.2.15

For download is also available GPE2 rotfs ( GPE2) and precompiled kernel

Marek

After 3 weeks of setup, hacking and testing it works .
Proof:

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