Source code
The source code of components licensed under GPL used in snom VoIP phones can be downloaded from the table below.
The original GPL license text can be downloaded from here.
The sources can be downloaded in compressed form. 'tgz' simply means .tar.gz, which means that the file is a 'tar' (Tape ARchive) file that has been gzipped (with GNU zip).
TAR allows many files to be put into one large file, while still keeping directory structure information and is used for moving around large collections of files in one single file, such as some downloads at snom.
To access the files on your computer, you need a tar and gzip/gunzip utility for your particular platform.
| Name | File | Size | |
| Descriptions and Rootfs (INCA-IP) |  |
1.37 MB | |
| OpenVPN Sources (INCA-IP) | |
711 kB | |
| NTP client Sources (INCA-IP) | |
25.6 kB | |
| NETcat Sources (INCA-IP) | |
91.4 kB | |
| BusyBox Sources (INCA-IP) | |
1.35 MB | |
| Linux Kernel and U-Boot Sources for v7 (INCA-IP) | |
42.2 MB | |
| uClibc Cross Compiler and Libraries for v7 (INCA-IP) | |
54.4 MB | |
| Linux Kernel Sources for v3-v6 (INCA-IP) | |
33.6 MB | |
| U-Boot Sources for v3-v6 (INCA-IP) | |
5.10 MB | |
| Embedded Linux Development Kit for v3-v6 (INCA-IP)* | |
180 MB | |
| Patched Linux Kernel with snom Drivers (PPC) | |
24.8 MB | |
| Tools to generate the ROM-Image (PPC) | |
12.2 MB | |
| Cross Compiler and Libraries (PPC) | |
35.9 MB | |
| Contents of the Ramdisk (PPC) | |
1.66 MB | |
| Embedded Linux Development Kit (PPC)* | |
327 MB | |
* Embedded Linux Development Kit (ELDK):
Cross development tools (compiler, assembler, linker etc.), native tools (shell, commands and libraries), PPCBoot firmware, Linux kernel including all device drivers, etc., RTAI (Real Time Application Interface) extension, SELF (Simple Embedded Linux Framework).
All ELDK components are available with complete source code, most of it under GPL GNU Public License, and can be downloaded via ftp from here or ordered on CD-ROM for a nominal charge at www.denx.de. Detailed information about the ELDK is also available there.
