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irq5.io
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| | | | | In case you haven't heard, the Raspberry Pi Zero is the smallest, most low-cost device in the Raspberry Pi family, but it's also the hardest to find. It has two Micro-B USB ports, one for power and another functions as a dual-role USB OTG port. One of the more interesting uses for the Raspberry Pi... | |
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www.leadedsolder.com
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| | | | | Way back in May of 2018, I was unable to get the SparcStation 1+ to stop returning "Illegal Instruction" errors for any attempt at booting. This made absolutely no sense to anyone I asked about it, and they suggested replacing the PROM battery, because at least then we'd have fewer known-broken parts in the computer. I ignored this advice, and just stuck the computer in a corner with the other broken machines for awhile so it could think about what it did. | |
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www.projectgus.com
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8051enthusiast.github.io
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| | | [AI summary] The article provides an in-depth analysis of the firmware of a laptop's Realtek WiFi chip (rtl8821ae), exploring its architecture, communication protocols, and the RealWoW technology used for wake-on-wifi. It also discusses the possibility of creating a keylogger by leveraging the EC (Embedded Controller) and WiFi firmware interactions. The content includes insights into the 8051-based firmware structure, memory-mapped communication, and reverse engineering efforts to understand and modify the firmware. | ||
