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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 · hermanhermitage/videocoreiv Wiki edit / delete
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
binwalk - Firmware Analysis Tool - Google Project Hosting edit / delete
Find interesting things in firmware images.
to embedded firmware reverse-engineering software ... on 11 February 2013
Amiga group Action's Brief News! http://zap.to/action/ edit / delete
In 1995, they would have been a cracking group; these days they produce WHDLoad patches for games. Lots of interesting technical detail about how to reverse-engineer game bootloaders.
to amiga assembler cracking disk pirate retrocomputing reverse-engineering software ... on 09 January 2013
Reverse engineering integrated circuits with degate - Home edit / delete
to chip electronics ic reverse-engineering software ... on 30 October 2010
An excellent technical blog about how (and why) stuff works.
to assembly programming retrocomputing reverse-engineering x86 ... on 09 July 2010
Interesting Devices Ltd edit / delete
Sellers of extremely cheap PIC/AVR-based smartcards for satellite TV hacking purposes, programmers, and various other bits -- but I wonder if there are other uses for them... It might be cute to have a smartcard running the Transterpreter.
to avr electronics microcontroller pic reverse-engineering satellite shopping ... on 04 August 2009
Nerdipedia : HomePage edit / delete
Miscellaneous electronics stuff. Includes an interesting bit about reverse-engineering printer cartridge chips.
to electronics microcontroller printer reverse-engineering ... on 04 June 2009
Flylogic Engineering’s Analytical Blog edit / delete
Pulling apart chips to see what makes them tick (and, more specifically, how to defeat their security measures). Neat stuff.
to electronics i-refuse-to-create-a-blog-tag reverse-engineering ... on 27 November 2008
NSA :: Hardware :: JTAG edit / delete
Reverse-engineer boards with FPGAs on automatically using JTAG. This is unlikely to ever be something I'll need to do, but it's a neat idea.
to electronics fpga jtag reverse-engineering ... on 02 September 2007
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tasty by Adam Sampson.