I’ll be along this week, anyone that can put an i2c scanner on their device will be appreciated, in case my setup has not improved by the date.
Andrea, I have a rom of a phone containing the chip but no way of finding the kernel, any recommendations if its not not your specialty?
Nice to meet yous
You will need the kernel sources for that, not thje compiled rom.
Also bear in mind we have a basic explaination on the tools in the space this week, so I don’t know how much time will we have to work on projects 
Hi Andrea, thanks for responding
Might this be repurposed in your opinion?
The offer to assist i extend to any that read this, whoever can enable me to achieve my aim will be handsomely remunerated (eventually).
Quantum technology 4 all
Yeah, you might be able to run it as it is on a raspberry pi or similar, I’m looking into the source just for fun.
EDIT: wait, this is a software solution, not an hardware one, this is not related to the chip you bought…
Hey Andrea, I appreciate you
That was just a shot in the dark, apologies if not applicable. This looks more promising: https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-mediatek/patch/1492067108-14748-3-git-send-email-sean.wang@mediatek.com/
There is a leaf somewhere waiting to be turned over that unlocks this all, I will find it sooner or later and hopefully avert the ai apocalypse.
As long as you are enjoying yourself I can be glad. I’m already in your debt and you have no obligation to me but If we can crack this nut together, I’m not one to renege on a promise.
https://www.freshports.org/security/quantis-kmod this is for PCI product but i can tell from this picture it utilises the same microchips https://www.idquantique.com/wp-content/uploads/Quantis-PCIe-New-Generation-2.png
