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Currently, I am working on development for Maemo and the Nokia 770.
Initially I will be working on porting over many basic applications that I feel are needed on the 770. Much of this will be done by cross-compiling linux source for the ARM architecture/Maemo. Later, I will be working on a few larger scale projects for the 770.
Nokia 770 Downloads:
Telnet client
This is a BSD license basic telnet client for the Nokia 770. It has been cross-compiled for ARM to run on Maemo and the Nokia 770. I recommend you add /var/lib/install/usr/bin to your path in .profile for easier use of this and all cli tools for the 770.
Download telnet-bsd_1.2-1_arm.deb - 66k
slocate (locate)
This is the locate command, tweaked and cross compiled for ARM/Nokia 770. Because locate uses a database rather then traversing the file system, it is better in some situations than the find command. As with most tools for the 770, you most likely will want to add it to your path. Due to the nature of locate, and the requirement of root access, there are a few instructions for this application:
- As root, run: groupadd slocate
- Install the .deb through app installer
- As root, mkdir /var/lib/slocate
slocate -u
Now, if you want the normal user to have access to search the database, issue:
usermod -G slocate user
Now you should be good to go! For best usage, the database should be updated regularly, via the method of your choice. (Normally it is via cron, but currently there is no cron daemon that I know of. Maybe this will change soon...)
Download slocate_2.7-1_arm.deb - 20k
Bind Utils (dig, nslookup, host)
I was able to get the entire Bind package compiled for ARM, but really I just wanted access to dig. Because of file size, and the lack of much practical use for a full dns server on a 770, this package includes just the bind utils.
It will install these utils into /var/lib/install/usr/local/bin so you may want to add that to your path
Download bind_9.3.2-1_arm.deb - 2.5MB
Work in Progress:
Nano Port
I've ported nano, the text editor, for those who prefer it to vim. The main issue I am having at the moment is the lack of proper ctrl key functionality. If anyone has any advice on this, it would be much appreciated. All other major features seem to work.
Nintendo Emulator
FCE Ultra is running cross compiled for ARM. However input methods need to be developed of course. This was more of a test to see how it could handle the graphics etc then anything, although if anyone is interested in working on this it would be great! I will say it runs well enough to be playable.
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