Hello Karel, interesting aspect, how to go about it. The challenge would be, on how to root the device to move OpenBSD to it. BB OS has something like VNC, but only client, not server. We have also a shell ;) http://imgur.com/RoG1Ukg
I agree, that it's one of the best end secure smartphone OS with less to no viruses, malware and trojans. The iOS and android fraction will see what they will get by time ;) Regards, Stefan ________________________________________ From: Karel Gardas [gard...@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 2, 2016 11:27 AM To: Kapfhammer, Stefan Cc: OpenBSD general usage list Subject: Re: BlackBerry Classic to use OpenBSD Sweet! I would recommend to port Qemu to QNX first, then add some UI for BlackBerry to be at least able to start the Qemu. Also you will probably need some kind of VNC for QNX/BB OS. Once you do have all this on the phone you may try to install OpenBSD into Qemu. i guess i386 or amd64 system support should work fine. I've also tested OpenBSD insidde Qemu running sparc64 emulation and this was also working fine. I'm not sure about PPC nor ARM, have not tested that. I guess installing VM on your PC and then moving to phone should work fine... Good luck! QNX/BB OS is fine, pity that market is going against it with Android/IOS duopoly... On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 11:49 PM, Kapfhammer, Stefan wrote: > Hi list, > > I've 2 BlackBerry Classic (SQC100-1) here and want > to try running OpenBSD on one of it. Is there a known way > to get it on the device (not an easy task I believe). > > Hints are welcome, > regards, > Stefan
