1 # Manufacturers / brands
4 prompt "1. Hardware manufacturer"
5 default TARGET_GRANDSTREAM
7 config TARGET_GRANDSTREAM
10 Grandstream phones, shown on http://www.grandstream.com/
11 are built around Texas Instruments' DSP processor ranges
12 TMS320VC5401 and TMS320VC5501. You would have to scratch
13 paint off of the DSP before being able to read that, but
14 given the model it is possible to establish the target.
16 Reverse engineering information is available on
17 http://devel.0cpm.org/reverse/grandstream/
20 bool "POSIX platforms"
22 Not all firmware runs as a standalone image. Several run
23 on top of POSIX-compliant platforms like Linux.
24 Select this target to include those platforms.
28 depends on UNIMPLEMENTED
30 The Apple platforms run on top of Darwin, their own brand of
31 FreeBSD. This target sets up potential Apple targets.
34 bool "Sipura/Linksys/Cisco SPA"
35 depends on UNIMPLEMENTED
38 config TARGET_FRITZBOX
40 depends on UNIMPLEMENTED
42 Depending on the model, AVM Fritz!Box can use any of a variety
43 of telephony chips. The firmware will build a program that
44 can be incorporated into Freetz (see http://freetz.org/ for
48 bool "Siemens Gigaset xnnnIP"
49 depends on UNIMPLEMENTED
51 The Siemens Gigaset platform has DECT/SIP phones with numbers
52 like C470IP or A580IP. Important in this is the "IP" postfix.
53 There has been a short-lived clone from Target, the DIP450.
55 The platforms contain LGPL-licensed software so they permit
56 uploading new firmware from their web interface.
58 Once built, upload src/target/gigaset/firmly0cpm.bin to a
59 webserver and set the firmware location in your phone to the
60 proper URL to migrate to the new platform.
62 TODO: Demo entry. Not implemented yet.