Hi Marvin, Le 07/02/11 00:49, Marvin Stodolsky a Ãcrit : > Jerome, > > Almost all of the participants of this List lack the necessary > expertise to help, but I'm copying BCC to a few of our usually offline > experts, and others who might be interesting in such social > networking. Thanks a lot, that's more than expected ! > Note that all of the soft modem code package have a large > PreCompiledComponent.o encrypting the most critical Proprietary > Information of the companies owning the code, which includes the > Copyrighted Vnm compression codes. I'm quite aware of that, and it's understandable considering the numerous active patents still covering such algorithms. Still, those binary blobs ain't necessarily encrypted, most of those I've seen contains interesting symbols in clear text. > We only have access to the Open > Source component, which must be compiled anew to match emerging Linux > kernels. So your designs have to be compatible with using the > typically ancient PreCompiledComponent.o , as it can not be expected > that For Profit companies would be interested in collaborating. That's what I was thinking of. Basicaly, any winmodem driver could do the trick as long as we can extract the raw audio feed and disable the hardware line interface driver part. The problem is, I'm not comfortable with driver coding, neither am a good coder anyhow. There's plenty of existing GPL code that could be glued together, though. > Bun Voyage with your http://telecomix.org/ project Thanks a lot ! Hope I will have a chance to mention you on the "credits" page as soon as we get it to work ! -- JÃrÃme Nicolle 06 19 31 27 14
