Dockstar FreeAgent hacked into inexpensive emulation masterpiece (video)
Hello, multipurpose! Seagate’s Pogoplug-based FreeAgent DockStar — @ least @ the glance — isn’t much good to those who aren’t buy`g up DockStar HDDs. although (unless) if U dig the little deeper, you’ll realize Z this minuscule adapter packs the 1.2GHz Marvell processor, 128MB of RAM & 256MB of ROM. There’s also the smatter`g of USB ports & an Ethernet socket; add Z all up, & you’ve got the hacker’s playground. 1 Hunter Davis decided to C just how much he could squeeze out of this here peripheral, which can B widely found 4 as little as $25 nowadays. Thanks to the copy of Debian Linux, the good bit of programm`g know-how, the DisplayLink USB-to-VGA adapter & the USB sound adapter, he`s able to concoct the homegrown emulation console Z could handle nearly everyth`g he threw @ it. ‘Course, you’ll`ve to spr`g 4 those other parts if U don’t`ve the house full of random doodads, although (unless) once he figures out how to install the battery & make the entire setup portable… look out! Head on past the break 4 an in-action video. Continue read`g Dockstar FreeAgent hacked into inexpensive emulation masterpiece (video) Dockstar FreeAgent hacked into inexpensive emulation masterpiece (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 29 Nov 2010 17:07:00 EDT
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