Re: Another one for helping

send the links, i want it :)

Angel Sánchez Morales wrote:

> Neennngg!!! Como mola! :p <= It's a famouse guy from an spanish
> show, don't worry people, we're still not mad xD
>
> Well, i was just going to send the links to the list.
> If anyone wants the links, just ask for them ;)
>
> Byeee
>
>
>
> eugenio wrote:
>
>> Que pasa neeeengg! ;)
>>
>> thanks Angel, it's not needed now , I have reached Opie :). It was a
>> problem of mounting, finally I made 2 partitions to the SD card, one
>> fat32 for wince and one ext2. I have booted normally and I'm with
>> Opie and the mad touchpad.
>> Now I can investigate a little more, i will search the archive for
>> the arm tutos..
>>
>> Thanks a lot
>>
>> Eugenio
>>
>>
>>> Hi and welcome!
>>> I'll try to upload the files to a little account i have with my
>>> provider, i'll send a mail when finished :)
>>>
>>> About arm tutorials i think there was some talk about them, so if
>>> you search the mail-list archives perhaps you can find something.
>>> About reverse engineering drivers... i have no idea xD
>>>
>>> btw, I'm from barcelona too ;)
>>>
>>>
>>> eugenio wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello, I'm Eugenio. I will try to help to port Linux to the Dell
>>>> X50 (i have X50v)
>>>> I have made the toolchain, downloaded the last kernel and compiled
>>>> it (I needed to modify the source because of missed macros. I
>>>> modify the linuxrc to boot in a partition of a securedigital with
>>>> the rootfilesystem of fisherss. Now I have booted, the
>>>> rootfilesystem is mounted but my kernel oopses badly.
>>>> I have tried to download Jedi's kernel with the initrd that boot
>>>> from fat but the link is down.
>>>> Can anyone send me the file or put it online?
>>>>
>>>> Also I have purchased a Gomadic connector to make a serial cable,
>>>> but now I have seen that it's needed to put a rs232 chip to lift
>>>> the voltage. I think next week I will have the serial cable ready.
>>>>
>>>> I'm completely new to arm architecture, I think we need to reverse
>>>> engineer some windows ce drivers, anyone know any kernel debugger
>>>> for WindowsCE in the style of SoftIce? I think IDA Pro can be very
>>>> usefull too. Any links of arm assembly tutorial will be welcome too.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Thanks Guys, specially to Fisherss for his great work
>>>>
>>>> See you
>>>>
>>