From: eLinux.org

Hardware Hacking

Information about running Linux on devices that are or have been available to the general public. This includes both officially supported devices and project devices (or devices that unofficially run Linux).

Contents

• 1 Project Devices
• 2 Supported Devices
• 3 Automotive
• 4 Industrial
• 5 Miniclusters
• 6 Hardware Tools and Information
• 7 Software Tools and Information

Project Devices

• Literati
• InnoTab
• Opensourcemid K7 MID OMAP3530 tablet
• CR48 Google Netbook
• Ben NanoNote
• TCube
• Mobile Pro
• LeapFrog Products
  • Didj
  • Leapster Explorer
  • Leappad Explorer
  • Leapster
• DCT 5000
• Pixter
• Pixter Multimedia
• TvNow
• ZipIt
• Zipit2 - the new Zipit with better hardware
• JuiceBox
• DHT-Walnut
• FX3002 watch from fossil.
• Hisense - USDTV HDTV Tuner DB-2010 running Linux
• enj60 - single chip 10baseT ethernet with SPI interface
• R8610-Based-WAP - tiny x86 compatible WAPs with internal 2.5" HD runs Linux
• SMC WSKP100 - A wifi Skype phone from SMC
• OpenTom - community project around GPS TomTom devices
• EBR-1000EP - Sony Librié
• VGF-CP1 - Sony VAIO Digital Picture Frame with WiFi
• Peek
• Reciva-Barracuda
• Wavefinder Software Defined Radio
• CT-PC89E - 8.9" netbook powered by S3C6410
• Programmers Hardware Database
  • various hardware information including hardware hacking projects
• DF3210 - Parrot bluetooth digital photo frame

Supported Devices

• Linksys NSLU2. See also http://www.nslu2-linux.org
• Linksys WRT54GL
• Neuros OSD
• Nokia 770
• Nokia 800 and Nokia 810
• Sharp Zaurus and NetWalker running Ubuntu
• AML Handheld devices
• Pandora handheld console

Automotive

• NaviEngine
• Automotive Communications
  • CAN Bus
  • BEAN Bus
  • AVC-LAN

Industrial

• Industrial Communications
  • CAN Bus

Miniclusters

• Portable cluster hardware and related technologies for parallel computer tutorials, demonstrations, research.

Here is a list of original projects.

• See http://eri.ca.sandia.gov/eri/related-technologies.html
• See http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT2143783710.html
• See http://www.coreboot.org/data/clusters/bento/index.html
• See http://www.coreboot.org/data/clusters/dq/index.html
• See http://coreboot.org
• See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPyn9krjIRc

Hardware Tools and Information

• Flameman & legacy's hardware hacking pages (68k, mips, powerpc, blackfin, avr, and much more)
• Flyswatter USB JTAG and RS-232 adapter
• Sparkfun-Camera - Low cost cmos camera
• Ez-Usb - 8051 based usb devices
• Mini-LA - open source logic analyzer
• NTSC-Bitbang - detailed concepts on NTSC
• Lithium-Ion-Charger
  • Li-Ion battery charger design
• Libertas SDIO - Marvell Libertas SDIO information
• Nand-Flash256 - common 256MB nand flash devices
• Nor-vs-Nand - data comparisons between Nor and Nand Flash
• TUSB2046B - four port usb chipset

Software Tools and Information

• SM501-User-Level-Device-Driver
• Board-Bringup-Utilities
• MUSB resources
• Hello-World-in-C

Category:

• Hardware Hacking