Reproducible Linux bring-up trees, custom device trees, out-of-tree drivers, and headless compute conversions for tablets and repurposed phone motherboards. Each device page documents verified hardware status, boot architecture, and open engineering gaps.
| Device | SoC & Arch | Kernel | OS / Userland | Boot Path | Status | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Samsung Galaxy S8 (SM-G950F)
dreamlte
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Samsung Exynos 8895 (universal8895) aarch64 | Downstream Linux 4.4.302 (hadesKernel v2.5.18) | hadesRom OneUI Q v3.0 (Android 10) | Internal UFS (TWRP + Magisk v25.2) | Active | Details |
Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime (SM-G610F)
on7xelte
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Samsung Exynos 7870 (8× Cortex-A53 @ 1.6 GHz) aarch64 | Downstream Linux 3.18.14 (FA60_G610FDDU1ARC1) | Samsung Combination Firmware (Android 6.0.1 Engineering) | Internal eMMC (Heimdall Download Mode) | Active | Details |
Repurposed Exynos 8895 board running as a stationary 1080p60 HDMI DeX desktop appliance with a 100 kΩ wireless-charging NTC thermistor bypass and custom Magisk HDMI audio policy routing.
Two bare Exynos 7870 motherboards recovered without displays using Samsung Factory Combination Firmware for pre-authorized ADB, backed by a 4-vector Knox-preserving root forensic study.
