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Well, I know I said I wasn't gonna do this, but some users here on the forum were asking about a Shanling Q1 port which got me to investigate the "trick" to run scripts on its OF... in the end I found out a bit more information than I originally intended!I've made some headway disassembling the Q1's Linux kernel, and probably identified most of the important hardware components. I haven't done much on the "hosted" side of things 'cause it's not easy to get an interactive shell on the player. For anybody interested I posted my current findings on the wiki, https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/ShanlingQ1Port.Long story short, it looks like a native port would be pretty easy. All the hard/tedious parts were implemented with the FiiO M3K port. The main downside with a native port is that wifi/bluetooth will probably never work in Rockbox. With a hosted port we at least have a chance of wrapping the OF kernel's functionality with menus, and if Shanling's kernel is well done then tbh there may not be much benefit to a native port. In the short term I'll probably just keep checking out the hardware/software and find out if the OF kernel has any serious shortcomings.I emailed Shanling and asked them nicely if they'd release their Linux kernel sources for the greater good of Rockbox. I'm not expecting much on that front, but who knows? They might just help us out, it's at least worth asking.There is one other annoyance -- the Q1's screen resolution is 360x400, which isn't used by any other Rockbox player. So there's no ready-made themes for it, even Cabbie will need to be ported.I'd like to hear opinions about wireless support... making a wild guess, given Rockbox's "target audience" maybe I'm not the only user who doesn't care much for it.
I'd like to hear opinions about wireless support... making a wild guess, given Rockbox's "target audience" maybe I'm not the only user who doesn't care much for it.
./usbboot -c x1000 -1 <spl.q1> --wait 1 -2 <bootloader.bin>
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