Telstra prototype (voip phone)

[danynero]

From previuous post...

i've bought some days ago a telstra prototype, can i dump the original os from the openframe?

Regarding the Telstra - YES, please do! Grab yourself a copy of one of BuZz's Ubuntu builds, write it to something with plenty of free space, then use GParted (or even the Windows disk manager, I guess) to create a new FAT partition on the end of the drive. Then boot the Telstra device with it, get a command line open and do the following:

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sudo -s
modprobe fh
dd if=/dev/fh of=of1_efi_telstra.img
dd if=/dev/mmcblk0 of=of1_mmc_telstra.img

That would be marvellous.

I received today the prototype... I hope can i work this weekend
Some images and a video











https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NeKpWZ299Q

[danynero]

Thanks to roobarb!

EFI dump: http://lab.cortocircuito.net/telstra/sw ... elstra.img
OS dump: http://lab.cortocircuito.net/telstra/sw ... tra.img.gz
MD5: http://lab.cortocircuito.net/telstra/sw ... img.gz.md5

I have also tried to transfer the telestra os on joggler (with the reflasher tool) and it works perfectly

[hawsey]

Cool good work on getting it working on the standard Joggler are there any of the apps that work / or are any good ?
Just wondering if so they could be added to PNP III
Keep us posted

[jimeney]

Still waiting for mine I think it may be lost in the post however

[jimeney]

So, it arrived today, finally.

Can anyone recommend a way of getting SSH / telnet access? Do you think PNP III would work on this kind of device?

[pete]

Can anyone recommend a way of getting SSH / telnet access?

See if the device boots up Linux via a USB stick.

If it does then you can rewrite the OS.

Better though (optional) is to boot up via a Linux boot stick; back up the partitions with DD; then write over them.

The device difference is that the EFI boot chip is soldered into place and the work memory is 2 Gb versus 1 Gb.

Do you think PNP III would work on this kind of device?

Yes PNP III works fine on the device. I have been able to run XBMC on the built in memory. It did run out of space after a time.