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by david-given 10y ago
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It seems that while the u-boot is missing most commands, you can connect sunxi-tools to it by hooking up the USB while holding the reset button down, and then use AllWinner's debug protocol to poke it.
I wonder --- if the SoC has no customisations, could run the ROM on another similar device?
- pault 10y agoI wonder if it will ever be possible to machine translate Japanese into legible English. Some of these translations are so strange they're humorous: > (Hereinafter, abbreviated as Famicom Mini guy of GBA attention because it is not) > By those who exploded before launch was in and out
- userbinator 10y agoGoogle is mostly relying on machine learning and can translate between many languages due to it, but better results can be obtained using one of the translators developed by the Japanese themselves which attempt to do actual parsing. There are also various other apps (largely developed by the anime/visual novel community) that might work better at extracting meaning, although that's more in the direction of quick dictionary lookups.
- makomk 10y agoUsual technique for working with Allwinner hardware, basically - there should be similar instructions on the English-language linux-sunxi wiki. I'm not aware of any other device with an R16 chip and the image is usually customised for the specific hardware, but it might be possile to modify it.