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Sprites mods - Welcome - Welcome!
All sorts of fun electronics and microcontroller projects.
to amusements electronics hack mechanica microcontroller reverse-engineering ... on 25 December 2013
Sprites mods - Hard disk hacking - Intro
Reverse-engineering a SATA hard disk's firmware. Spoiler: he ends up porting uClinux to it...
to arm embedded hard-disk jtag reverse-engineering sata ... on 23 December 2013
The classic BBC Micro game.
to 6502 acorn bbc exile retrocomputing reverse-engineering ... on 14 December 2013
As it says.
to c64 commodore custom-chips pla retrocomputing reverse-engineering ... on 07 September 2013
Reversing Sinclair's amazing 1974 calculator hack - half the ROM of the HP-35
Most impressive. I don't have one of these...
to calculator retrocomputing reverse-engineering rpn sinclair ... on 03 September 2013
Index of /docs/c64-dissected/pla/
A detailed study of the C64 PLA. There's a project elsewhere to replicate this.
to c64 commodore custom-chips pla retrocomputing reverse-engineering ... on 31 August 2013
Videos from CCC in English.
to ccc conference microcontroller reverse-engineering security video ... on 28 May 2013
Elgens Repairs: Extending the usage of a cheap Top2005+ programmer
Custom firmware for an FPGA-based EPROM programmer.
to electronics embedded eprom fpga reverse-engineering ... on 09 April 2013
More specifically: reverse engineering the UV-3R and UV-5R. Apparently it's pretty easy to reprogram the 3R's microcontroller, and they're both based on an I2C-controlled single-chip transceiver, so are eminently suitable for rebuilding for other applications.
to amateur baofeng microcontroller radio reverse-engineering uv3r uv5r ... on 27 March 2013
VideoCore IV Programmers Manual ยท hermanhermitage/videocoreiv Wiki
Reverse-engineering the instruction set for the Raspberry Pi's GPU. I'm starting to think this might be my final 0700 or 0803 lecture this year...
to architecture gpu raspberry-pi reverse-engineering teaching ... on 05 March 2013
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tasty by Adam Sampson.