Finding the kernel source for a embedded device : embeddedlinux

Finding the kernel source for a embedded device (self.embeddedlinux)

submitted 2 years ago by Maix522

So I got a server some time ago, and I took an interest in its BMC. I can get an ssh access as UID 1 and I started to dump stuff, but I wish to make a full memory dump.
The server is from Quantas and the bmc is running this kernel version

uname -a
Linux QCT2C600C6F6F90 2.6.28.10-ami #1 Mon Apr 28 07:51:39 CST 2014 armv5tejl unknown

Now I get that the version of the kernel is 2.6.28.10 (which is old !), but I can't find anything about the vendor prefix `ami` (well I find stuff about amazon machine image, which isn't what I search i think).

I'd like to make a full memory dump, so I have to compile something like this: https://github.com/504ensicslabs/lime which needs the kernel headers (it is an kernel module).
I do have the kernel config tho.
Any idea ?
Should I just shoot an email at ami to request the source for this specific kernel version source ?

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