Adrian@Natanox @cas @elly they were! The best part about these is that they have secure boot disabled so we can use lk1st (I wanted UART for debugging lk1st)! And potentially other stuff, at some point I wanna try looking into patching some firmware to "enable" EL2 for us, sadly MSM8953 makes this much less trivial than MSM8916, but I have some hopes
alan@adrianyyy @Natanox @cas @elly my much loved aquaris x has a shattered screen. I still use it daily but I'm desperate to fix the screen and have been unable to find a replacement. Does anyone know somewhere that might have stock?
elly@alm @adrianyyy @Natanox @cas You're out of luck sadly. To tell you the truth, I've *never* seen OEM displays for sale outside of repairs offered by manufacturers themselves.
If knockoff is fine, look on AliExpress. That's where I bought a replacement for Poco F1
If knockoff is fine, look on AliExpress. That's where I bought a replacement for Poco F1
kcxt@adrianyyy @Natanox @elly does it have a dedicated hyp partition? most likely you can just flash U-Boot there and bingo bango
@cas @Natanox @elly Nope, sadly not. It's part of the tz firmware, see https://github.com/msm8916-mainline/qhypstub/issues/4#issuecomment-1026282537
There's a bunch (~5-10?) of interesting ERET calls in tz that I wanted to take a closer look at in the future. Patching it doesn't sound impossible.
There's a bunch (~5-10?) of interesting ERET calls in tz that I wanted to take a closer look at in the future. Patching it doesn't sound impossible.
How to find the hyp base address and RPM reset address for other SoC? · Issue #4 · msm8916-mainline/qhypstub
Hi, I'm interested in trying to port qhypstub to msm8953 for my old phone Xiaomi Redmi 6 Pro. But I don't know how the find the two addresses mentioned in README . Would someone be so kind to tell ...