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2015-01-19 , 03:47
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Originally Posted by juiceme View Post
A little digging around the filesystem:

Code:
meltemi-release:    0.0.01
meltemi-version_id: 12w02e
meltemi-platform:   clipr
meltemi-build_id:   0.0.01.12w02e
meltemi-timestamp:  This image was generated on:
                    Fri Jan 13 14:26:59 UTC 2012
Forgot to say;
  • It has kernel version 3.0.1.11
  • The display is using Wayland
  • UI is based on QML
  • Javascript is used all over the place
I've been poking around too and also discovered the following:
  • Appears to be based on MeeGo 1.1.80 (reported by /etc/issue.net).
  • Uses RPM and ZYpp.
  • Packages are armv7hl.
  • Uses System V init.
  • Uses Qt 5.
  • Uses standard GNU programs (i.e. no BusyBox).
  • The web browser is called Slickrock, is QML based and uses QtWebKit.
  • Couldn't find any indication that it uses Aegis but it does have a refhashlist file.
  • Uses a Nokia proprietary compositor called Baldr.
  • Has X-Prot modules like N900/N9.
  • RPM spec files can be found under /.meta
  • I found a reference to an internal wiki at http://wikis.in.nokia.com/Meltemi (maybe juiceme can let us know if it still exists ).

If you want to chroot into this on a Linux PC with QEMU, just copy /usr/bin/qemu-arm-static to /usr/bin of the Meltemi file system and QEMU will run automatically when you run the chroot command.

DirkDagger, you realise that whoever supplied you with this device is legally obliged to provide you with Meltemi's Linux kernel source code should you request it. It wouldn't hurt to ask for it.
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Maemo Leste for N950 and N9 (currently broken).
Devuan for N950 and N9.

Mobile devices with mainline Linux support - Help needed with documentation.

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Last edited by wicket; 2015-01-19 at 06:29.
 

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