On 01/09/07, Koen Kooi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > compiled version of the ttimgextract program for Zaurus-Spitz. Source > Since this morning ttimgextract is in OE, so zaurus machine mentors can build > it and upload > it <hint><hint>
basically, the toolkit to run the TomTom go software on zaurus/angstrom is ready to publish... but before I do, I'm trying to ask TomTom whether they'd take exception to releasing this tookit - my attempts to contact TomTom hasn't been successful so far... Basically, you to insert the card from a GO (which you must possess for copyright/IPR reasons!), fire up a script and a few utilities, and it extracts the files necessary and runs the GO navigation program. The toolkit doesn't contain any TomTom files at all, but it might be seen as an aid for people to violate TomTom's copyright /IPR, hence my attempting to explain the situation to them and asking them whether they would be able to sell the GO software and maps separately! to be honest, the toolkit isn't particularly remarkable, other than it brings together a lot of work by a few people, so anyone who can do a bit of linux hackery can solve it once they know that the required display driver patches for framebuffer are in the angstrom kernel, and that you have to switch the zaurus into QVGA mode. _______________________________________________ Angstrom-distro-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxtogo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/angstrom-distro-devel
