Archive for the ‘Neo Freerunner’ Category

QTmoko v32, download

Download dfu-util and copy to /usr/bin (if you are windows user then you need to download dfu-util.exe and copy to x:/windows), uboot ,  kernel and rootFS. Plug your FreeRunner into a USB port and boot it into the nand boot loader, hold down the aux button and then the power button until nor appears. The FreeRunner will only stay [...]

DeforaOS for NeoFreerunner

DeforaOS Smarphone environment released as found in hackable:1 The first (unofficial) release of hackable:1 featuring the DeforaOS Smartphone environment, and therefore also known as dse1, is now out for the community to test. Download dfu-util and copy to /usr/bin (if you are windows user then you need to download dfu-util.exe and copy to x:/windows),  kernel and rootFS. Plug your FreeRunner [...]

QtMoko v26, download

New version v26 QtMoko for Openmoko Neo Freerunner (gta02). Download dfu-util and copy to /usr/bin (if you are windows user then you need to download dfu-util.exe and copy to x:/windows),  kernel and rootFS. Plug your FreeRunner into a USB port and boot it into the nand boot loader, hold down the aux button and then the power button until nor [...]

Android 2.2 (Froyo)

Android 2.2  – Froyo for Openmoko Neo Freerunner – download Unpack the files on to a FAT formatted SD card. Recommendation: uImage.bin and uImage  copy in / boot Insert card into the Freerunner, and boot from (NOR) menu (hold AUX key, then power) Choose Boot from SD Card (FAT and ext2) The automated install process should begin. [...]

QtMoko v24, download, flash

New version v24 QtMoko for Openmoko Neo Freerunner (gta02). Download dfu-util and copy to /usr/bin (if you are windows user then you need to download dfu-util.exe and copy to x:/windows),  kernel and rootFS. Plug your FreeRunner into a USB port and boot it into the nand boot loader, hold down the aux button and then the power button until nor [...]

GamerRunner

GameRunner is an Openmoko Linux distribution. It  convert the Freerunner open mobile phone into a Linux-based handheld game console. It is simple, and contains cool open source games suitable for Linux mobile devices. Installing GameRunner on your MicroSD Card: At least, a 512MB MicroSD is required. If you use uBoot, you need to create two [...]

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