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Originally Posted by flasher86
He probably can change it, but using assembler. It also depends on what changes have to be applied. If it's only modification of keyboard, screen driver etc it is not so difficult. That way you don't even modify ASM code, but just values. If you are talking about greater changes in the code, you need huge ASM skills.
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Could you guys give us a helping hand ('us' being the folks from the mp4nation forums). The RK2806 is the same, the Wolfson audio chip is the same (if my information is correct), it's just another screen and touchscreen (or would the memory need changes too?). My skills go as far as that I know what assembly is, but I got no clue on what you're saying about changing the values with an assembler. To me it looks like I need something that can turn thise BASE.rkw file in something readable, and then copy paste certain parts from the original firmware?
Edit: I actually got some readable text out of it by running it through "ida disassembler" But I really got no clue what to do now. It refers to files like guidisp.c but I don't know how to find and disassemble those files?