Following up from my earlier post. To save someone the trouble of building MIPL for Linux for the N770, you can find a Linux kernel here and mip6d here.
I’ve been trying the kernel out using the following command to upload the kernel:
flasher -l -b -k zImage-su-18-200730
And powering on the device, the mip6 kernel gets loaded (until the next reboot). Once it boots, its possible to copy mip6d onto the n770, as it appears as a USB storage device. Install X-Term, write a mip6d configure script, and off you go (I’ve not tested with IPsec yet though)!
I remain unconvinced about the usefulness of the n770/n800 type devices. They may be usefule for some remote control applications, although I’m not sure, more testing (using IPv6) is needed ;).
Hi i am shariq. I have a Nokia n800. I was trying to get MIPv6 on it. Is it possible to get the source or other files for it?
Pretty much everything is available from maemo.org, though you have a bit of digging to do.
We have a n800 and will be looking at MIPv6 on it at some stage in the future, though we we haven’t been succesful yet.
Hi!
I tried to get he source from the maemo.org. Sadly they only have kernal version 2.6.18 for n800. Now he problem is that he MIPL patches r for 2.6.16 and i found another patch for 2.6.21. However I cant patch the 2.6.18 kernal with any one of them 😛