[scandox]

Supporting this view. Got given a Quark SoC based box by someone at Intel. Tried to get something going with it, only to realise I had to use WindRiver Linux. Tried to obtain toolchain for building even simple software for it online, couldn't find it. Asked contacts at Intel: radio silence.

[kogepathic]

If it's a DK200, then I've built grub to bypass secure boot.

You can boot other Linuxes on it (e.g. Yocto) but as per my parent comment, not much will work.

I have an SPI image and instructions to flash if you're interested. You'll need an SPI programmer like the ch341a.

I think Intel is violating the GPL by not providing sources, since they include a written offer and GPL requires source availability for 3 years.

I tried to download the WindRiver SDK using the code in the box, and Intel told me the product was no longer receiving support...

[scandox]

Honestly this all occurred over a year ago and I just ditched it

[kogepathic]

Smart choice. Bypassing signature verification in grub was an interesting challenge, but I'll be binning mine soon. Can't be bothered to keep something without mainline support and crap performance.