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FS#5 - Bootloader?
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Rockbox
Opened by Anonymous Submitter - Monday, 04 February 2002, 03:29 GMT+2
Last edited by Björn Stenberg (zagor) - Friday, 11 October 2002, 16:39 GMT+2
Opened by Anonymous Submitter - Monday, 04 February 2002, 03:29 GMT+2
Last edited by Björn Stenberg (zagor) - Friday, 11 October 2002, 16:39 GMT+2
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DetailsThe ROM firmware can obviously load progs from the HD,
but what about the loaded-firmware? can it do the same? would it be possible to make a boot-loader archos.mod that serves only to select other .mod files from the drive and run them? if this is possible, then what about the reverse, e.g. exiting a loaded .mod and going back to the main? or just re-load back to the achos.mod selector? seems like it'd aid development and add much versitility |
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Closed by Björn Stenberg (zagor)
Friday, 11 October 2002, 16:39 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Fixed
Additional comments about closing: Closing all feature requests.
Friday, 11 October 2002, 16:39 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Fixed
Additional comments about closing: Closing all feature requests.
This could be an awesome feature if different firmware
versions come out from different coders.
What about one step further... the ability to execute .mod
files to do specific tasks, so the .mod programs run in the
firmware environment? This way a Recorder user could
choose to run a normalize function on their newly recorded
mp3, or a JB user could execute a visualisation program
while the track is playing. 'Plugin .mods' would allow people
to develop functions indepentantly.
See my post further down for more info....
-Colin
That's the one thing that stops me from using RockBox
as a default (while it can't record...) as I normally do not
have PC access to change the firmware when I need to
record something....
This is implemented in CVS and will be included in the next release. The
feature is called RoLo (Rockbox Loader).