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So it's not an "ARM architectures" issue. It's a problem between you and your provider, who for some reason is not willing to provide the DTS. That said, given

So it's not an "ARM architectures" issue. It's a problem between you and your provider, who for some reason is not willing to provide the DTS. That said, given that DTB/DTS is an open spec, tools to reverse a DTB into a DTS should probably exist (like this one: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/how-to-convert-qualcomms-dtb-to-dts-t3221223 http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/how...)

rcxdude 11y ago
You don't even need a secondary tool. The standard devicetree compiler, dtc, can convert a dtb back into a dts no problem. The dtb format is a pretty basic serialisation of the dts file, so fairly little information is lost (mainly pre-processor stuff like includes and some macros for constants) and you can easily round-trip.
- voltagex_ 11y ago
  On some boards, the dtb controls things like voltage to the eMMC, so getting it wrong can be catastrophic.