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1 | initial version | posted 2016-03-21 18:54:51 +0200 |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] two critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow linux-kernel upgrade and alien-dalvik level-upgrade, too!
2 | No.2 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] two critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow linux-kernel upgrade and alien-dalvik level-upgrade, too!
3 | No.3 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806]
two critical bugs discovered discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow linux-kernel upgrade and alien-dalvik level-upgrade, too!
4 | No.4 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] two critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade, level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
5 | No.5 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] two critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
6 | No.6 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806]
two [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819]
three critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
7 | retagged |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] three critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
8 | No.8 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819]
three [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843]
four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
9 | No.9 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
Edit 20160415: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 28. Apr 16 13.30h (UTC)
10 | No.10 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
Edit 20160415: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 28. Apr 16 13.30h (UTC)
11 | No.11 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
Edit 20160415: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 28. Apr 16 13.30h (UTC)
12 | No.12 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires) requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy 4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
Edit 20160415: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 28. Apr 16 13.30h (UTC)
13 | No.13 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy 4 S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), too!
Edit 20160415: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 28. Apr 16 13.30h (UTC)
14 | No.14 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely required), NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Edit 20160415: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 28. Apr 16 13.30h (UTC)
15 | No.15 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160415: 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 28. Apr 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC)
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC)
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] four critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC)
18 | No.18 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843]
four [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570]
six critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC)
19 | No.19 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] six critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC)
20 | No.20 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] six critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC)
21 | No.21 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] six critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC)(UTC)
Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
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[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570]
six [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468]
9 critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
23 | No.23 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] 9 critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini) mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
24 | No.24 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] 9 critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
25 | No.25 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] 9 critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
26 | No.26 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] 9 critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20150901.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
27 | No.27 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468]
9 many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic:
(2.0.2.45)3.4.108.20150901.1 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
28 | No.28 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
29 | No.29 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / auquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
30 | No.30 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468]
many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / auquafish aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
31 | No.31 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
32 | retagged |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
33 | No.33 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468]
[CVE-2016-2468] Okt'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927]
many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
34 | No.34 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Okt'16:[CVE-2016-3926] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927]
many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
35 | No.35 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ]
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.142.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.13: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
36 | No.36 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.09.2016
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP
(2.0.2.45)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.13: 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
37 | No.37 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927]
[CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729]
many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.09.2016
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic:
3.4.108.20160401.1 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP(2.0.2.45)(2.0.5.6)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
38 | No.38 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.09.2016
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP
(2.0.5.6)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
39 | No.39 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.09.2016
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP
(2.0.5.6)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
40 | No.40 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.09.2016
x=A (e.g. Jolla1) x=B (e.g. Galaxy S4 mini)
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP
(2.0.5.6)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
41 | No.41 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.09.2016
x=A (e.g. Jolla1) x=B (e.g. Galaxy S4 mini)
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP
(2.0.5.6)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170320: 2.1.0.9ea: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
42 | No.42 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.09.2016 01.09.2016+ BUILD DATE: 31.01.2017
x=A (e.g. Jolla1) x=B (e.g. Galaxy S4 mini)
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP
(2.0.5.6)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170320: 2.1.0.9ea: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
43 | No.43 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.09.2016+ 01.07.2017 BUILD DATE: 31.01.2017 13.07.2017
x=A (e.g. Jolla1) x=B (e.g. Galaxy S4 mini)
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP
(2.0.5.6)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170320: 2.1.0.9ea: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170819: 2.1.1.24ea: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20170530.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.11.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
[CVE-2014-9781], [CVE-2014-9785], [CVE-2014-9864] [CVE-2014-9865] [CVE-2014-9884] [CVE-2014-9887] [CVE-2014-9894] , [CVE-2014-9787], [CVE-2014-9778], [CVE-2014-9876], [CVE-2016-5340], [CVE-2014-4323], [CVE-2016-8480] are currently marked as "tracked by jolla"
[cve-2016-2059 quadrooter], [CVE-2016-2504 quadrooter], [CVE-2016-4008 libtasn1] fixed in Haapajoki(2.0.5)
44 | No.44 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.07.2017 BUILD DATE: 13.07.2017
x=A (e.g. Jolla1) x=B (e.g. Galaxy S4 mini)
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic:
3.4.108.20161101.1 3.4.108.20170530.1 SMP(2.0.5.6)(2.1.1.24)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170320: 2.1.0.9ea: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170819: 2.1.1.24ea: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20170530.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.11.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
[CVE-2014-9781], [CVE-2014-9785], [CVE-2014-9864] [CVE-2014-9865] [CVE-2014-9884] [CVE-2014-9887] [CVE-2014-9894] , [CVE-2014-9787], [CVE-2014-9778], [CVE-2014-9876], [CVE-2016-5340], [CVE-2014-4323], [CVE-2016-8480] are currently marked as "tracked by jolla"
[cve-2016-2059 quadrooter], [CVE-2016-2504 quadrooter], [CVE-2016-4008 libtasn1] fixed in Haapajoki(2.0.5)
45 | No.45 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.07.2017 BUILD DATE: 13.07.2017
x=A (e.g. Jolla1) x=B (e.g. Galaxy S4 mini)
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20170530.1 SMP
(2.1.1.24)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170320: 2.1.0.9ea: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170819: 2.1.1.24ea: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20170530.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.11.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
[CVE-2014-9781], [CVE-2014-9785], [CVE-2014-9864] [CVE-2014-9865] [CVE-2014-9884] [CVE-2014-9887] [CVE-2014-9894] , [CVE-2014-9787], [CVE-2014-9778], [CVE-2014-9876], [CVE-2016-5340], [CVE-2014-4323], [CVE-2016-8480] are currently marked as "tracked by jolla"
[cve-2016-2059 quadrooter], [CVE-2016-2504 quadrooter], [CVE-2016-4008 libtasn1] fixed in Haapajoki(2.0.5)
[CVE-2014-4323] is fixed in Nurmonjoki (2.2.1)
46 | No.46 Revision |
[CVE-2016-0805] [CVE-2016-0806] [CVE-2016-0819] [CVE-2016-0843] [CVE-2015-0569] [CVE-2015-0570] [CVE-2016-2465] [CVE-2016-2467] [CVE-2016-2468] Oct'16:[CVE-2016-3926] [CVE-2016-3927] Nov'16: [CVE-2016-6725] [CVE-2016-6729] many critical bugs discovered in qualcomm drivers, so an upgrade of Jolla1 (JollaC / aquafish affected too, but different bugs) drivers is needed.
Using API19 drivers may allow/require linux-kernel upgrade (less likely, you have to use the kernel the driver requires: kernel 3.4 in the case of Galaxy S4 mini featuring Android4.4.2 although this KitKat version normally requires kernel 3.10 [so in principle you are able to release new Android API while sticking to old Linux Kernel] ) and alien-dalvik level-upgrade (more likely NOT required because jolla1 already seems to use API ≥ 17 drivers but provides API16 for aliendalvik), too!
Andoid version available for MSM8930Ax devices [ link ] : 4.4.2 with Android security patch level: 01.07.2017 BUILD DATE: 13.07.2017
x=A (e.g. Jolla1) x=B (e.g. Galaxy S4 mini)
Info about the WLAN host device driver installed on Jolla1: modinfo wlan
returns a value vermagic: 3.4.108.20170530.1 SMP
(2.1.1.24)
Edit 20160502: topic in next SailfishOS, open source, collaboration meeting 05. May 16 13.30h (UTC) Edit 20160505: meeting @sledges : <sledges> #info Jolla will look at the scope of this task
Edit 20160620: there are some changes in SFOS 2.0.2.45. It looks like kernel is updated 3.4.108.20150901 -> 3.4.108.20160401 and modules, too [wlan: sbj-wlan 0.2.6 -> 0.2.6.1 , policy-settings, pulseaudio-modules, preinit-plugin-sbj, jolla-recovery-sbj etc...].
Edit 20160713: But dmesg
is still saying wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74
in 2.0.2.45 as in SFOS2.0.1.7
Edit 20160806: still the same on 2.0.3.14
Edit 20161007: still the same on 2.0.4.14: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20160401.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.21.14.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20161127: 2.0.5.6: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170320: 2.1.0.9ea: still wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20161101.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.2.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
Edit 20170819: 2.1.1.24ea: wlan: loading driver v3.2.1.74/modinfo wlan: vermagic: 3.4.108.20170530.1 SMP / sbj-wlan-0.2.6.1-10.22.11.jolla.armv7hl.rpm
[CVE-2014-9781], [CVE-2014-9785], [CVE-2014-9864] [CVE-2014-9865] [CVE-2014-9884] [CVE-2014-9887] [CVE-2014-9894] , [CVE-2014-9787], [CVE-2014-9778], [CVE-2014-9876], [CVE-2016-5340], [CVE-2016-8480] are currently marked as "tracked by jolla"
[cve-2016-2059 quadrooter], [CVE-2016-2504 quadrooter], [CVE-2016-4008 libtasn1] fixed in Haapajoki(2.0.5)
[CVE-2014-4323] is and [CVE-2017-10790 libtasn1] are fixed in Nurmonjoki (2.2.1)