DTS
Linux (the OS running on the device) uses device trees to specify the hardware layout of the device currently running.
The DTBs, which are DTSs that are pre-compiled can be found at /boot. These can be converted back into DTSs by running dtc -I dtb -O dts [file].dtb[o] -o [file].dts.
DTS files from firmwares
DTS's that I've found in the firmware will not be useful for end users, and probably will only be useful if you're working on establishing a working Buildroot environment, or porting (page 31) the linux kernel to your device.
The tables of which device uses which DTS can be found on the corresponding Brands pages.
Last modified: 25 October 2024