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But you still don't know what modifications a vendor made to original source code.
by szatkus 12y ago
But you still don't know what modifications a vendor made to original source code.
- seba_dos1 12y agoThat's why there are devices like Neo900, where technically you're a software vendor - just like on your PC.
- icebraining 12y agoThe baseband firmware of the Neo is still proprietary, though not having DMA is certainly a plus.
- seba_dos1 12y agoJust like in any 3G USB dongle you attach to your PC (in fact, Neo900's modem operates in exactly the same way). For something as close to "free baseband" as possible, get a Neo Freerunner (or some other phone with TI Calypso) and install OsmocomBB - however, you won't be allowed to use it legally on public networks in most of jurisdictions in the world.