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qwazix 2012-01-10 13:40
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
If all the driver source is there, whouldn't it be better if effort is made to port Maemo to say E7 than the other way around?

Sourav.dubey 2012-01-10 13:58
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
Well
if everyone contribute in porting
symbian to n900
it will be a great pleasure
it will be like dream coming true

thanks to community

panjgoori 2012-01-10 15:47
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hurrian (Post 1148281)
For those with half a clue on what the hell to do with this:

Symbian is loadable by u-boot.

BTW, Symbian is heavily modified per device. You can't just build this and run, unless this tree of the S^3 code is targeted for the N900.
but its a very lite OS. i managed to run 34 apps at same time including heavy one like opera mobile, opera mini, maps etc on 369 mhz processor and with only 128 mb of ram. and also we will get better battery life for our beloved N900 as symbian is not resource hunger nor battery hunger.

Alfred 2012-01-10 16:08
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by panjgoori (Post 1148414)
but its a very lite OS. i managed to run 34 apps at same time including heavy one like opera mobile, opera mini, maps etc on 369 mhz processor and with only 128 mb of ram. and also we will get better battery life for our beloved N900 as symbian is not resource hunger nor battery hunger.
And even thought it's not worth it

panjgoori 2012-01-10 16:15
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Alfred (Post 1148426)
And even thought it's not worth it
they ported Android for N900 then why not Symbian ? all source codes are leaked, everything leaked that Symbian^3 uses to run. its lighter that Android, better battery life, better performance. if someone port it then i will the first person to try it on my N900. even if its in experimental state.

don_falcone 2012-01-10 16:17
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sourav.dubey (Post 1148349)
Well
if everyone contribute in porting
symbian to n900
it will be a great pleasure
it will be like dream coming true

thanks to community
Well, then we should aggregate all those well-known Indian software developers :D to fulfill this dream! ;)

OTFII. (oh, the fail in it...)

blackjack4it 2012-01-10 16:27
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
Very Well, count me in beta-testers:cool:

Sourav.dubey 2012-01-10 16:28
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
Well i will say instead of finding mistakes
use your brain in contributing at least support them
don't break their hopes

well done panjgoori

panjgoori 2012-01-10 17:37
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
please someone should try it. its not that hard. i dont how to port thats why i cant port it.

Estel 2012-01-10 17:42
Re: Symbian^3 Source Code and Bootleader has been Leaked
 
Do it yourself, as it seems that no one with single working&sane brain cell is interested. Why the hell care about symbian, if You're running Linux-compatible distribution, with less and less non-FOSS components every day?

Quote:
Originally Posted by qwazix (Post 1148341)
If all the driver source is there, whouldn't it be better if effort is made to port Maemo to say E7 than the other way around?
This, OTOH, seems quite reasonable. It could be fun, if achievable. Yet, as it was said, symbian is very device-oriented, and we have no clue which version leaked, if leaked at all.

/Estel


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