Hi All,

I think I may have stumbled upon the rockchip 26xx SDK plus all the related files to write your own Firmware.
It seems some people on a forum have the full SDK for the rockchip, I get a "You are not allowed to download" message from the forum, but if anyone can download it, that would be our biggest hurdle with firmware advancement.


Chinese
http://forum.easydigi.com/viewthread.php?tid=31403&extra=page%3D1


Translated :

http://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=http://forum.easydigi.com/viewthread.php%3Ftid%3D31403%26extra%3Dpage%253D1&sa=X&oi=translate&resnum=5&ct=result&prev=/search%3Fq%3DROCKCHIP%2BSDK%26start%3D40%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN


Cheers
Dancemammal

not 'arf, I've been trying to get my paws on this for ages.

Tried the links above though, but couldn't find a download link.

There is an email address, but is he asking for the SDK or has he got it? can't figure out.

What about this?

Translation

There is a piece of source and a download link at the bottom, but it's only for registered members. When i try to register, it asks for two codes, but it only shows one...

have u try using the same code?
have u tryed not putting a code?

deadbass24 wrote (View Post): › have u try using the same code? have u tryed not putting a code?

Of course i did... it's common sense.

Anyways, here is a little update for everyone! I still haven't found the SDK, but i think i've stumbled upon the documentation for it:

(Chinese Original)

[Translation. Scroll down to where it says "Rockchip 26XX software training"]


There is something that looks like the firmware sourcecode, and a list of "development tools" which are these:

- FWTools

- RockMenu

- ImageConvert

- Edit Consumer List

It also has plenty of screenshots of software and flowcharts... I know this isn't the full SDK, but it may be of some help for developing a firmware extractor...

Yes, this IS really what we need.

You can see a summary of training course produced by Rockchip to train firmware developers.

http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Flongyuan27558.blog.163.com%2F&hl=bg&ie=UTF-8&sl=zh-CN&tl=en

You can also get to a page with what might be downloads, but again you need to registered for this.

http://longyuan27558.blog.163.com/

Tried to register but you need to confirm your registration by typing in some chinese characters.

I think this is the closest we have come to this so far, we really need a chinese member to log-in and help us with this.

If we got this we could indeed make an extractor and do a whole lot more.

Thanks for this pesho

Would the stuff i posted be of any help at all? I know its just a documentation, but its a pretty extensive one... Also, i actually managed to register using a chinese OCR (and a million tries ), but i could't find a download link anywhere... I think the only way to get it would be to ask for the SDK from the blog's author... The easydigi forums may have an actual download link, but thats a closed circle, because you need someone from the forum to invite you... or download the thing and send it to you directly.

Well it helps us to know what to look for, and it appears the tools would be useful for 27xx series Rockchips too, we'll just have to keep looking and hope that anyone who downloaded it will share it further.

sweet deal man if ypu can find the download and the post in on the web sit for all the users like me that can't extract there firmware that want a new look that would be amazing !!!!

Hi @all
After 2 Weeks of playing with the RKP-Game-Disassembler i had now
enough information to made my first RKP-Assembler (BETA-Version).
Includes a Documentation and a sample-program (Data-Viewer) and
some RKP-Game-Files. Actually it's all Assembler (LSI ZSP400 Instruc-
tions). My next steps: C64-Emulator, Calculator, Basic-Compiler,
PDF-Viewer, Database
http://www.file-upload.net/download-1140530/RKP-Disassembler_and_Assembler_v01.zip.html
Enjoy
Regards
Benny

Thanks Benny, I'll have a look at this and give feedback.

edit:-
Yes, I loaded the sample program in my Rk2608 player and it does work. It displays a movable cursor and memory contents, this is awesome work!

hey guys in srry but im a noob at all this can someone help me with all this?

You need to have a RK2608 player that supports Rock games. Just load the sample-program into the assembler and then compile it.

Copy the "PROG_TEST_00.RKP" it produces over into the "GAME" folder on your player and run it from the game menu to see it work.

Benny, i salute thee for making this. It may not be the SDK but it's a damn awesome thing!! Will those work on RK2606 aswell?

mine is the one that boots up mini mp4 player.... the rock chip is RK2608A so idk i really need help.