Yes. It's real. These are just my notes after skimming through the firmware. (protip: update API)
Hardware revisions: 12L, 13L Internal version: z16 (it's all over the place)
- Running A9S, as everyone might've guessed
- Seems to have EXFAT support in uITRON
- SuperView
- RTMP Streaming (Youtube Live)
- USB serial / ether (will Linux get proper USB gadget?)
- python2.7 on-board (will most probably be removed on production units but THAT'S FUN)
- Has dbus. Really.
usr/lib/libical.so- not sure what they were smoking, but I like that.- 3.10.71 Kernel including USB host modules?
- Confusing part: whole LTE setup script and stuff? (dank mr ambarella)
It's still there, just create empty z16_rtos_console_enable.script file on SD card.
Nope, sadly nothing like that, only some random hooks to sdcard/MISC/lte_hook.sh in linux during LTE init. (still giggling about that)
Which firmware version you have? I checked this string in my firmware, but found only:
c:\disable_remove_fw_file.script
c:\check_firmware.script
firmware file c:\check_firmware.script doesn't exist!
c:\save_log_enable.script
c:\console_enable.script
Actually, c:\console_enable.script enables telnetd, but in Linux environment, not in RTOS. I checked very old version (1.0.7). available from Yi, but strings are same.