Hey everyone!

New xenon user here. Well, its coming in the mail; i haven't got to toy with it yet. its replacing my Samsung solstice which had a short run due to me dividing it by zero, literally. Anyways, I know SOME things about cellphone hacking, and am getting into the firmware side of things a bit more. When i get my xenon i will be poking around the file
system and seeing what i can find; what is the progress on this so far. I know no one
has been able to successfully hack it yet, but i was wondering what techniques have been tried, theories, etc.

I have also noticed some users was wondering about the possibility of an android OS
and yes, I do believe it would be possible, however, it would have to be a custom
built android os -- that means building from nothing but the android kernel. The
kernel, in theory, could be optimized for the xenon. It would take trial and error
and a solid dev team is all. Of course, we should not focus on android yet, the primary
focus should be hacking the filesystem. Cant wait to get my phone so i can start poking around.

ahh yea i just found that post, thanks! I would guess it checksum's the files, so writing the file would need the checksum spoofed for it to work, or is it dumping ANY file - modified or not - into the 'unknown files'