ynezz@ntbk:/opt/devel/flexisbc/quectel_ec20/EC20EQAR02A09E2G$ grep QLINUXCMD
Binary file 9615-cdp-recovery-image-9615-cdp.yaffs2 matches
Binary file dsp2.mbn matches
Binary file 9615-cdp-usr-image.usrfs.yaffs2 matches
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ynezz@ntbk:/opt/devel/flexisbc/quectel_ec20/EC20EQAR02A09E2G$ grep QLINUXCMD
Binary file 9615-cdp-recovery-image-9615-cdp.yaffs2 matches
Binary file dsp2.mbn matches
Binary file 9615-cdp-usr-image.usrfs.yaffs2 matches
Edit: formatingI'm Lua fanboy, but I've to admit, that I'm missing clean deployments and upgrades with virtualenv and pypi available in Pyhton. I've never had any issue so far, am I being just lucky bastard? It has been like that for many years already.
> Ruby has better tooling libraries
On the other hand, I've honest to maintain one Redmine instance (which is written in Ruby) and this is real nightmare for me. Each time I've to upgrade, I've to drink a lot day or two in advance :-)
Weak spots:
1. I wouldn't recommend buying used devices, you don't know what has been done with the device, what's running there, even if you reflash it from scratch. Try to buy somehow (anonymously) device in still original and sealed packaging.
2. One would need to first install modified AOSP/CyanogenMod with patched core libraries/apps/services to return fake/random values for device serial number, WiFi and Bluetooth MAC addresses. Otherwise some of the apps might leak this information over the air, even in clear text form.
3. You need to remove or somehow power off the GSM baseband, otherwise you can still be tracked.
I'm not an expert in this area, so there might be a lot other missing weak spots in this guide.