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Do you mean hack the box in "go to this page in the settings where it tells you the root password", or something else?
by eythian 2y ago
Do you mean hack the box in "go to this page in the settings where it tells you the root password", or something else?
- kkfx 2y agoNo, in plain filesystem access, mounting it like any other file system on a mass storage, putting there my pdfs, pulling them back etc. I do look for a simple pdf/ebook reader with e-ink display large enough to fit A4 without zooming back, with essentially the same features of Evince/pdf-tools and so on. NOTHING more, nor less, nor with extra layer of complexity for commercial purposes.
- eythian 2y agoNothing* does mass storage these days, because you a) don't want to run your filesystem as FAT32, b) have two devices mounting one disk at the same time. But anyway, you don't have to hack anything, they literally give you all the access you could ask for. Run samba on it if you want. * I'm sure there are exceptions, but they're not common in my experience.
- kkfx 2y ago> don't want to run your filesystem as FAT32 I have no issues mounting Linux fs, since my OS... > have two devices mounting one disk at the same time There is exactly NO reasons to allow mounting when the device OS is shut down and there is non reasons to not allowing mounting a data only volume who can be balanced read-only on one or another side. It's simply an arbitrary choice. Anyway, as far I know their OS, a custom GNU/Linux distro is open in the sense of the license but I even need to host their own "fake cloud" just if I want a no-someone-else service needed setup and the unofficial repo is not much more exiting https://toltec-dev.org/stable/ https://toltec-dev.org/stable/ Being open to me does not means "hey you have the code" like AOSP, is being damn open EASILY, the device is mine, I handle it as I handle a desktop computer.