Cyber Gp32

[toholl]

I put my gp32 on internet with an usb-ethernet adapter.
You can access during these 3 next nights at
http://81.56.203.169

 

[Tobriand]

Well, it might not do much yet, but its fun to see happen

 

[toholl]

My GP32 with a web server is avalaible during the next 3 nights at:
http://81.56.203.169
Just for fun...

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Sorry mods, I duplicated the topic
I am still forum beginner...

 

[finty]

Sweet!

 

[taras]

that is the coolest

welldone.

 

[Aiken]

it might not do much yet, but its fun to see happen

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not do much yet??? IT'S GREEEAT !!!!!

Aiken

 

[lek]

Very cool.

I wonder if it's possible to power the USB->Ethernet adaptor via the Ethernet cable (PoE), thus removing the need for the 5v circuit. Hmmm, maybe the USB adaptor would have to actually support this for it to work...

 

[don]

Well, it might not do much yet, but its fun to see happen

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Oh, it *IS* doing much. After all, it's a GP32 running a webserver.

 

[Octavious]

now we need 2 things

a linux forum
a web browser

~Octavious

 

[Maks]

Nice Work!!!!

*gets over excited*

 

[Hooka]

Very cool Toholl! I was disappointed the last time I missed the server but I'm glad I finally got to see it!

Keep up the excellent work!

 

[skeezix]

/me confused

Is it serving via the serial or usb/ethernet?

If its using the ethernet, why is the serial connected (or for using a serial terminal to type into the shell?)... or if its serial sering, why the usb ethernet?

So much gadgetry on a poor gp32; the cyborg.

jeff

 

[rattboi24]

I'm pretty sure the serial is for accessing the gp32, as the chatboard is so slow!

 

[TelcoLou]

You, sir are a bonafide fucking madman!

Insanity respect +20

 

[sam fisher]

will it be on again tonight? if it is please say how many hours till its on.

 

[generalnmx]

:hacks into toholl's GP32 and implants the first GP32 virus:

Mwhaha!

...All in all, an excellent development

 

[toholl]

/me confused

Is it serving via the serial or usb/ethernet?

If its using the ethernet, why is the serial connected (or for using a serial terminal to type into the shell?)... or if its serial sering, why the usb ethernet?

So much gadgetry on a poor gp32; the cyborg.

jeff

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Serial adapter is used for my development process (did you ever tried to develop and test code with a chatboard )

 

[toholl]

will it be on again tonight? if it is please say how many hours till its on.

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It will be accessible again tonight and the night after.
From approx 10PM to 7AM at GMT+2.

 

[Tristan]

I'm wondering though, which USB Ethernet adaptor did you use? And were the drivers included in the kernel (no extra patches needed?) Because I've thought of a way to turn the GP32's unpowered USB into a powered one, with just two AA batteries (Can be rechargables, or not, whatever you like), and a few easily obtainable components. I wanted to test it with either a WLAN adaptor or an ethernet adaptor. Seeing as WLAN is a bit tricky (The kernel needs to be patched, but there are no patches for 2.4.13), I settled on ethernet. I saw in the xconfig of the kernel that there are three USB ethernet drivers (All experimental). Which one did you use, and which USB ethernet adaptor? Thanks!

 

[toholl]

I'm wondering though, which USB Ethernet adaptor did you use? And were the drivers included in the kernel (no extra patches needed?) Because I've thought of a way to turn the GP32's unpowered USB into a powered one, with just two AA batteries (Can be rechargables, or not, whatever you like), and a few easily obtainable components. I wanted to test it with either a WLAN adaptor or an ethernet adaptor. Seeing as WLAN is a bit tricky (The kernel needs to be patched, but there are no patches for 2.4.13), I settled on ethernet. I saw in the xconfig of the kernel that there are three USB ethernet drivers (All experimental). Which one did you use, and which USB ethernet adaptor? Thanks!

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I use an Edimax 10/100 ethernet-usb adapter. It needs the Pegasus driver to work on linux.