build a hack box of choice?
Scott Serr <[email protected]> Tue, 27 Jan 2004 13:24:51 -0700
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With all the talk about which new box might be hackable, it seems obvious that there is a need for something cheap but with the capabilities of the expensive Soekris boards. I work as a software engineer (IT department doing mostly Java and web stuff) of an ASIC company. I know very little about hardware, but I work with friends that know hardware and know the industry and the OEM players. My question is... what needs to be in a box to not just make it hackable, but be made to hack and put Linux on it? Also, is there current hardware (WRT54?) that may have an OEM much like all the vendors that used the WL11000 based boards? I'm wondering if a rough business model of catering to the Linux-hack market would work. Of course I am counting all the applications of the hacked boxes, otherwise the quantity probably wouldn't be enough. Thanks, -Scott