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TE are known to not be fans of modifying OP-1. The OP-1 repacker project which is used to patch and load new firmware had its maintainers reach out to TE on the
by tomashubelbauer 6y ago
TE are known to not be fans of modifying OP-1. The OP-1 repacker project which is used to patch and load new firmware had its maintainers reach out to TE on their official forums and the thread got deleted by admins if I'm remembering things correctly (it was a while since I hacked on the OP-1). In any case, they definitely did not publicly endorse modding the OP-1s and they do not like to see it done.
- gnu8 6y agoEvidently, only they are allowed to do engineering. The rest of us are expected to shut up and buy the products.
- devin 6y agoYeah, and dumping firmware on OP-Z has proven extremely difficult if not impossible. It's encrypted in AES + CBC with an unknown key size. You can upload unencrypted firmware, but if you can't decrypt the original, well... good luck.
- wayvey 6y agoTE wasn't very exited about the modding but I think they we're more annoyed by the OP-1 beta firmware leak. I'm the one who wrote op1repacker. There was never any pressure from them to stop modding the firmware and as far as I know no thread was deleted. Main thread is still here, it's a long but interesting read https://op-forums.com/t/custom-firmware-on-the-op-1/4283 https://op-forums.com/t/custom-firmware-on-the-op-1/4283