Replicant

h1. Galaxy S (GT-I9000)

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|/8. !galaxys.png! | *Device* | Galaxy S (GT-I9000) |

| *Manufacturer* | Samsung |

| *Release date* | June 2010 |

| *Codename* | @galaxysmtd@ |

| *Status* | Replicant: Not supported anymore

Last Replicant version: Replicant 4.2

libsamsung-ipc: still supported

libsamsung-ril: still supported |

| *Supported models* | GSM: GT-I9000 |

| *Latest images* | [[ReplicantImages#Replicant-42-0004-images|Replicant 4.2 0004]] |

h2. Replicant status

The device has a modem that is not isolated, because of that the Replicant project isn't interested in officially supporting that device anymore, however it still wants to collaborate with other projects or people wanting to add support for it in various other projects.

To make it easier for other projects to support that device, Replicant can still try to make sure that libsamsung-ipc and libsamsung-ril work for that device.

It's also still possible to build Replicant 4.2, which support this device with a recent libsamsung-ipc and libsamsung-ril.

To do that you need to install Trisquel 7, which is not supported anymore by Trisquel.

It's possible to do that from within Parabola with debootstrap and run the resulting rootfs in lxc through libvirt.

h2. Replicant 4.2 status

[[ReplicantStatus#Replicant-42|Replicant 4.2 status]]

h2. Replicant 4.2 installation

[[GalaxySI9000Installation|Galaxy S (GT-I9000) installation]]

h2. Replicant usage

* [[GalaxySI9000CompassCalibration|Galaxy S (GT-I9000) compass calibration]]

h2. Replicant 4.2 build

[[GalaxySI9000Build|Galaxy S (GT-I9000) build]]

h2. Replicant development

* [[GalaxySI9000Serial|Galaxy S (GT-I9000) serial]]

h2. Freedom and privacy/security issues

Galaxy S (GT-I9000) freedom issues:

* The modem is not isolated as it is connected through shared memory: It probably shares some of the RAM with the modem like with the Nexus S.

* Proprietary hardware

* Proprietary firmwares, some of which are [[GalaxySI9000LoadedFirmwares|firmwares loaded by the system]]

* Proprietary modem system

* Proprietary bootrom

* Proprietary and signed [[I9000Bootloader|bootloader]]

[[GalaxySI9000PrivacySecurityIssues|Galaxy S (GT-I9000) Privacy/security issues]]

h2. Research

Details about the S5PC110 hardware design used in the Galaxy S (GT-I9000): [[S5PC110HardwareDesign]]

h3. Hardware table

|_. Component |_. Name |_. Source |_. Status |

| SoC | Samsung S5PC110/S5PV210 | Linux kernel | Linux kernel support |

| GPU | PowerVR SGX540 | https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Exynos | Linux kernel support, proprietary userspace |

| Audio Codec | WM8994 | Linux kernel | Linux kernel support (ALSA), free userspace |

| Modem | XMM6160 | "XDA-Developers":http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=771379 | Free userspace implementation: [[Samsung-RIL]]/[[libsamsung-ipc]] |

| Wi-Fi | BCM4329 | Linux kernel | Linux kernel support, proprietary loaded firmware |

| Bluetooth | BCM4329 | Linux kernel | Linux kernel support, proprietary loaded firmware |

| GPS | BCM4751 | https://plus.google.com/+StephenShankland/posts/CJ3bqa1x2Ek | Proprietary userspace, no free implementation: [[BCM4751]] |

| Accelerometer | SMB380 | Android module |Linux kernel support, free userspace |

| Compass | MS3C | Android module | Linux kernel support, free userspace |

| Light | Sharp GP2A | Linux kernel support, free userspace | |

| Proximity | Sharp GP2A | Linux kernel support, free userspace | |

| FM Radio | SI4709 | Linux kernel | Linux kernel support |

| Camera (back) | NEC CE147 | Linux kernel support, free userspace | |

| Camera (front) | Samsung S5KA3DFX | Linux kernel support, free userspace | |

| Touchscreen | Atmel MXT224 | Linux kernel support | |

| Display | TL2796 | Linux kernel support | |

h3. References

* "Galaxy S (GT-I9000) Service Manual and Schematics":http://www.cpkb.org/wiki/Samsung_GT-I9000_Galaxy_S_service_manual

* "S5PC110 User Manual":http://dl.project-voodoo.org/documentation/S5PC110_EVT1_UM10.pdf

*These documents are the propriety of Samsung Electronics and are not hosted by the Replicant project.*