Difference between revisions of "Patchstick"
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* make it work from a (small) USB stick | * make it work from a (small) USB stick | ||
* create an image that can be put on a USB-stick even under Windoze (the no-brain-needed part) | * create an image that can be put on a USB-stick even under Windoze (the no-brain-needed part) | ||
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| + | ==Steps to be taken== | ||
| + | * get a homebrew Darwin kernel to boot up | ||
| + | * build boot scripts that upload the sshd binary to the ATV, and enable it | ||
* ... | * ... | ||
Revision as of 09:56, 31 March 2007
This is the page about Project Patchstick, a 100% legal way to open up the ATV for hacking without having to open the case.
Primary Goals
- Build our own Darwin kernel that boots on the ATV
- Build our own sshd (probably dropbear)
- Install sshd on the ATV, enable it
Secondary goals
- add more hacks (ericIII's ATVFiles comes to mind)
- make it work from a (small) USB stick
- create an image that can be put on a USB-stick even under Windoze (the no-brain-needed part)
- ...
Steps to be taken
- get a homebrew Darwin kernel to boot up
- build boot scripts that upload the sshd binary to the ATV, and enable it
- ...
