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It may have 150 binaries on the ARM side, but most are a) not used, b) don't don anything interesting or very involved c) some are FOSS already, like busybox, o
by megous 6y ago
It may have 150 binaries on the ARM side, but most are a) not used, b) don't don anything interesting or very involved c) some are FOSS already, like busybox, or have some code available if you look hard enough on github.
That's also why it's feasible to re-create userspace from scratch.
Anyway, it's gonna be nice having a lot of space to do interesting stuff in the modem's SoC.
- biktor_gj 6y agoThat count is only of quectel and qualcomm binaries and libraries, busybox, sysvinit, scripts, config files etc. where not in that pack. True though, most of them don't do anything interesting, or only one interesting thing for the thousand that could do in a typical scenario