eop:automotive:entertainment_or_info_systems
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| - | ====== Entertainment | + | ====== |
| - | Basically, this page documents EOPs for those screens that you see in many cars made after 2010. As in, the ones that show you music, GPS, little " | + | This page documents EOPs for those screens that you see in many cars made recently, which are generally called head units. To be specific, this means the screens |
| ===== Bosch LCN2kai ===== | ===== Bosch LCN2kai ===== | ||
| - | === Operating Systems === | + | ==== Operating Systems |
| - | == Rooted Linux == | + | === Rooted Linux === |
| >2015 Xterra, | >2015 Xterra, | ||
| - | Found in many Nissan vehicles, | + | This can be used in many Nissan vehicles, |
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| ===== Hyundai Tuscon 2016 ===== | ===== Hyundai Tuscon 2016 ===== | ||
| - | === Operating Systems === | + | ==== Operating Systems |
| - | == Windows CE access + Media == | + | === Windows CE access + Media === |
| - | Not much to say about this one, but it shows movies playing on the non-Android Audio Tuscon entertainment. | + | One of many cars featuring a head unit that runs Windows CE. There are a variety of rituals and procedures required |
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| ===== Hyundai Veloster 2013, 2015 ===== | ===== Hyundai Veloster 2013, 2015 ===== | ||
| - | === Operating Systems === | + | ==== Operating Systems |
| - | == Windows CE 6.0 (2013) == | + | === Windows CE 6.0 (2013) |
| - | Not much to say here either, but this is very similar to the 2015 Veloster method. One can access the Windows CE 6.0 underlying shell with some dealer code. | + | The method used here is very similar to the 2015 Veloster method. One can access the Windows CE 6.0 instance the head unit runs off of by inputting a dealer code into a field found within a debug menu. The code for this model, according to the video description, |
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| - | == Windows CE (2015; +DOOM, emulators) == | + | === Windows CE (2015; +DOOM, emulators) |
| >If you know how to enter the dealer' | >If you know how to enter the dealer' | ||
| - | While it varies for each Hyundai, it is possible to enter a Windows CE shell on the infotainment systems built in. This redditor demonstrated this for his Veloster, showing off Windows CE’s solitaire, DOOM, and a Game Boy emulator. Presumably, other things are possible within the preexisting CE environment. | + | While it varies for each Hyundai, it is possible to enter a Windows CE shell on the infotainment systems built in. This redditor demonstrated this for his Veloster |
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| ===== Kia Sportage IV ===== | ===== Kia Sportage IV ===== | ||
| - | === Operating Systems === | + | ==== Operating Systems |
| - | == Windows | + | === Windows |
| - | Example | + | Another example |
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| ===== Mercedes-Benz (mid 00s) ===== | ===== Mercedes-Benz (mid 00s) ===== | ||
| - | === Other === | + | ==== Other ==== |
| - | == Doom (on custom Android) == | + | === Doom (on custom Android) |
| - | The video below is on a custom infotainment system, rather than the stock system included in the Mercedes (to my understanding); | + | The example here is a stretch, as the head unit being used here is an aftermarket head unit, which presumably runs some flavor of Android Auto which this person subsequently hacked. Nonetheless, |
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| ===== Pioneer series ===== | ===== Pioneer series ===== | ||
| - | === Operating Systems === | + | ==== Operating Systems |
| - | == Android ROM hack == | + | === Android ROM hack === |
| >The hack involves a whole lot of delicate steps | >The hack involves a whole lot of delicate steps | ||
| - | Some of these are able to accept custom ROMs with more proper functions of an Android | + | While the writers |
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| ===== Tesla Model 3 ===== | ===== Tesla Model 3 ===== | ||
| - | === Operating Systems (Intel Atom E3950) === | + | ==== Operating Systems (Intel Atom E3950) |
| - | == Ubuntu chroot == | + | === Ubuntu chroot |
| >4GB of (DDR4 I think) RAM, and a 64GB eMMC for storage | >4GB of (DDR4 I think) RAM, and a 64GB eMMC for storage | ||
| - | While requiring some disabling of certain Intel safeguards relating to the vehicle, it is possible to run a fully featured Ubuntu instance on the little console within a Tesla Model 3, plus potentially the Model S and Xs. The Model 3’s Intel MCU is known to be a lot more locked down, so this being done is somewhat of an achievement. | + | While this hack does require the disabling of certain Intel safeguards relating to the vehicle, it is possible to run a fully featured Ubuntu instance on the little console within a Tesla Model 3. This could potentially |
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