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Primary repository for my 2015 hackaday prize entry, "Farmer Stay In Bed?"
Fork of esp8266-frankenstein with everything removed; essentially, an esp8266 experimental hello world using antares as build system
antares uC buildsystem
Alternative firmware for ESP8266 modules
Public repository.
Examples and demos for my LCA2015 radare2 reverse engineering tutorial
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Various scripts used for embedded development and reverse engineering
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Linux 3.14.25+ with OpenWRT and grsecurity patches
OpenWRT MIPS ar71xx target with grsecurity patches - see wiki for notes
Build FreeBSD for Carambola2 using freebsd-wifi-build as non-root user
Checksec.sh
Example wrt-buildroot-manager project
A buildroot manager for custom / specific OpenWRT / derived firmwares
NOTE - this is superseded by repo openwrt-cc-ar71xx-hardened
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Some tools to help simplify management of screenly with bulk images
MariaDB server is a community developed fork of MySQL server. Started by core members of the original MySQL team, MariaDB actively works with outside developers to deliver the most featureful, stable, and sanely licensed open SQL server in the industry.
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unix-like reverse engineering framework and commandline tools
Raspberry PI virtual machine scripts
OQGRAPH v3 experimental github tree
The C Code Archive Network
Ticker to accompany screenly for the TV screen in my local country footy club
Screenly OSE -- Digital Signage for the Raspberry Pi
OpenWRT D-link DIR-632 router porting effort
This is a clone of SANE with my immature backend for the Canon FS4000 slide scanner. In the hope it may be useful to someone, or another FS4000 user may have time to bring it to a higher level of maturity. I no longer have possession of the FS4000, for the immediate future, although I hope to borrow it again later. It would be preferable for someone with access to the device to improve this and have it accepted into sane.See also: