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L1: resurrect TCH tap feature
In this new incarnation of our TCH tap feature, we support DL sniffing
in all 3 of FR1, HR1 and EFR, and the new implementation will capture
every 20 ms frame where the old one silently skipped a frame (sent
nothing) during FACCH stealing. The wire interface on RVTMUX changed
slightly, and fc-shell tch record will need to be updated to support
the new version.
TCH UL play or substitution is supported for FR1 and EFR only;
support for HR1 can be added later if needed.
author | Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org> |
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date | Tue, 13 Dec 2022 02:44:01 +0000 |
parents | a62e5bf88434 |
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State of blobs in FreeCalypso firmware ====================================== FC Tourmaline is almost completely deblobbed. Only the following very small components exist in the form of blobs (prebuilt binary objects for which we have no exact corresponding source) in the standard Tourmaline build: * OSL and OSX glue components of GPF: 14992 bytes of code * TMS470 compiler's RTS library (libc/libgcc equivalent): 13152 bytes of code For OSL and OSX we do have reconstructed C code written based on disassembly of the blobs, but I (Mother Mychaela) do not consider the current state of this C reconstruction to be fit for production use - hence standard Tourmaline fw builds use blob versions of these components. However, our configuration and build system gives you the freedom to select which version of each component you would rather use; the selection is made with Bourne shell config variables on the configure.sh invokation line: OSL=0 use the blob version of OSL OSL=1 use the reconstructed C version of OSL OSX=0 use the blob version of OSX OSX=1 use the reconstructed C version of OSX The current default is OSL=0 and OSX=0. RTS library =========== We do have source code for some versions of the TMS470 compiler's RTS library, but they may not be exactly corresponding to the blob version from TCS211 which we are using. This area is deemed to be such a low priority that no real investigation has been done yet.