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| ===== Computing ===== | ===== Computing ===== | ||
| - | === Higher Level Depth === | + | ==== Higher Level Depth ==== |
| - | + | === Gunkies === | |
| - | == Gunkies == | + | |
| Many different old computers, bits of hardware, and obscure OSes here. | Many different old computers, bits of hardware, and obscure OSes here. | ||
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| ===== Dumbphones ===== | ===== Dumbphones ===== | ||
| - | === Higher Level Depth === | + | ==== Higher Level Depth ==== |
| - | + | === BananaHackers === | |
| - | == BananaHackers == | + | |
| Various feature and flip phones running KaiOS. Some phones are easier to hack than others, and a few are unhackable. | Various feature and flip phones running KaiOS. Some phones are easier to hack than others, and a few are unhackable. | ||
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| ===== No Specific Category ===== | ===== No Specific Category ===== | ||
| - | === Higher Level Depth === | + | ==== Higher Level Depth ==== |
| + | === Awesome Linux Software === | ||
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| + | Another github wiki of various interesting pieces of software that may belong here. | ||
| - | == Linuxdevices == | + | https:// |
| + | === Linuxdevices === | ||
| What Linuxgizmos was before March of 2012. Heavy documentation of an absolute device cornucopia, with many EOPs possible or at least theoretical. | What Linuxgizmos was before March of 2012. Heavy documentation of an absolute device cornucopia, with many EOPs possible or at least theoretical. | ||
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| - | == Linuxgizmos == | + | === Linuxgizmos === |
| One of the most comprehensive documentations of devices that run Linux. Basically an endless mine of potential devices that may have EOPs. | One of the most comprehensive documentations of devices that run Linux. Basically an endless mine of potential devices that may have EOPs. | ||
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| - | == lkml “Old platforms” mail == | + | === lkml “Old platforms” mail === |
| Invaluable piece of documentation from a kernel maintainer, demonstrating a bunch of old and obscene architectures barely supported by the Linux kernel. Some have recently been depreciated in the 5.10 LTS, while some are barely hanging on by a thread. Absolutely worth parsing. | Invaluable piece of documentation from a kernel maintainer, demonstrating a bunch of old and obscene architectures barely supported by the Linux kernel. Some have recently been depreciated in the 5.10 LTS, while some are barely hanging on by a thread. Absolutely worth parsing. | ||
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| - | == lwn “32-bit future” == | + | === lwn “32-bit future” === |
| A bunch of relatively obscure 32 bit devices that Linux supports in some capacity, including certain devices that still exist in the modern day, but simply as 64 bit (eg. ChromeOS) | A bunch of relatively obscure 32 bit devices that Linux supports in some capacity, including certain devices that still exist in the modern day, but simply as 64 bit (eg. ChromeOS) | ||
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| - | == Reddit.com /r/hacking == | + | === Reddit.com /r/hacking === |
| Often times, interesting EOPs and exploits can be found here. Good place to search and parse for things, at times. | Often times, interesting EOPs and exploits can be found here. Good place to search and parse for things, at times. | ||
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| - | == Reddit.com /r/Linux pocket computers list == | + | === Reddit.com /r/Linux pocket computers list === |
| This is a large array of little devices that support Linux in some capacity. Some are natively supporting Linux, while some are hacked to support it. Worth parsing. | This is a large array of little devices that support Linux in some capacity. Some are natively supporting Linux, while some are hacked to support it. Worth parsing. | ||
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| - | == TechInfoDepot == | + | === TechInfoDepot === |
| A serious amount of Linux embedded devices, with a primary focus on networking hardware. However, there are some other device categories included also. Furthermore, | A serious amount of Linux embedded devices, with a primary focus on networking hardware. However, there are some other device categories included also. Furthermore, | ||
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| - | == WikiDevi == | + | === WikiDevi === |
| Very similar to TechInfoDepot. Tons of Linux embedded devices, primarily networking hardware but with occasional forays into other categories. It’s a good reference tool also. | Very similar to TechInfoDepot. Tons of Linux embedded devices, primarily networking hardware but with occasional forays into other categories. It’s a good reference tool also. | ||
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| - | == Wikipedia “Ångström distribution” == | + | === Wikipedia “Ångström distribution” === |
| Look into this more. Large variety of boards, PDAs, tablets, and other such devices which support this port of Linux+GUI libraries. | Look into this more. Large variety of boards, PDAs, tablets, and other such devices which support this port of Linux+GUI libraries. | ||
| - | https:// | + | [[https:// |
| - | == Wikipedia “Linux-supported computer architectures” == | + | === Wikipedia “Linux-supported computer architectures” === |
| A huge assortment of computer architectures known to support the Linux kernel. Absolutely invaluable, and practically begs parsing, as it in essence demonstrates every possible CPU/CPU variant that runs Linux in some capacity, including homebrew projects. | A huge assortment of computer architectures known to support the Linux kernel. Absolutely invaluable, and practically begs parsing, as it in essence demonstrates every possible CPU/CPU variant that runs Linux in some capacity, including homebrew projects. | ||
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| - | === Lower Level Depth === | + | ==== Lower Level Depth ==== |
| - | + | === itrunsdoom.tumblr === | |
| - | == itrunsdoom.tumblr == | + | |
| This is very similar to itrunsunix in scope and pre-existing inclusion. | This is very similar to itrunsunix in scope and pre-existing inclusion. | ||
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| - | == itrunsunix.tumblr == | + | === itrunsunix.tumblr === |
| While not everything offered here is new to EOP, some of the selections are worthy of inclusion. | While not everything offered here is new to EOP, some of the selections are worthy of inclusion. | ||
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| ===== Operating Systems ===== | ===== Operating Systems ===== | ||
| - | === Higher Level Depth === | + | ==== Higher Level Depth ==== |
| - | + | === awesomeunix === | |
| - | == awesomeunix == | + | |
| Many Unix-related OSes documented on a little GitHub page. | Many Unix-related OSes documented on a little GitHub page. | ||
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| - | == betawiki.net == | + | === betawiki.net === |
| A highly comprehensive archive of Operating System betas, with it’s information spanning over several decades. | A highly comprehensive archive of Operating System betas, with it’s information spanning over several decades. | ||
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| - | == emacs web browsers == | + | === emacs web browsers === |
| If the OS can run emacs, it has a web browser. | If the OS can run emacs, it has a web browser. | ||
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| ===== Portable Media ===== | ===== Portable Media ===== | ||
| - | === Higher Level Depth === | + | ==== Higher Level Depth ==== |
| - | + | === Rockbox website === | |
| - | == Rockbox website == | + | |
| There’s many MP3 players supported here, supporting various levels of features at varying levels of stability. | There’s many MP3 players supported here, supporting various levels of features at varying levels of stability. | ||
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| ===== Smartphones et al. ===== | ===== Smartphones et al. ===== | ||
| - | === Higher Level Depth === | + | ==== Higher Level Depth ==== |
| - | + | === AsteroidOS install === | |
| - | == AsteroidOS install == | + | |
| Smartwatches supported by the Linux-based AsteroidOS distribution. | Smartwatches supported by the Linux-based AsteroidOS distribution. | ||
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| - | == leste.maemo devices page == | + | === leste.maemo devices page === |
| Devices supported by the Maemo Leste mobile Linux distribution. | Devices supported by the Maemo Leste mobile Linux distribution. | ||
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| - | == many.tuxphones == | + | === many.tuxphones === |
| A website which compiles smartphones, | A website which compiles smartphones, | ||
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| - | == merproject adaptations == | + | === merproject adaptations === |
| Sailfish OS-based OS with a large assortment of phones and tablets supported. | Sailfish OS-based OS with a large assortment of phones and tablets supported. | ||
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| - | == Phonedb == | + | === Phonedb === |
| A very comprehensive database for mobile phones, serving primarily as a reference of specifications and devices that exist. However, it also documents information about the operating system, plus other EOP-related tidbits. | A very comprehensive database for mobile phones, serving primarily as a reference of specifications and devices that exist. However, it also documents information about the operating system, plus other EOP-related tidbits. | ||
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| - | == tuxphones native linux mobiles == | + | === tuxphones native linux mobiles === |
| Phones, tablets, and iPod touch style devices which all feature a native Linux install. | Phones, tablets, and iPod touch style devices which all feature a native Linux install. | ||
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| - | == ubuntu touch devices == | + | === ubuntu touch devices === |
| Various phones and tablets with an Ubuntu Touch port, ranked by progress and refinement. | Various phones and tablets with an Ubuntu Touch port, ranked by progress and refinement. | ||
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| - | == webos-ports devices page == | + | === webos-ports devices page === |
| A few phones and devices supported by the WebOS distribution, | A few phones and devices supported by the WebOS distribution, | ||
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| ===== Video Game Consoles ===== | ===== Video Game Consoles ===== | ||
| - | === Higher Level Depth === | + | ==== Higher Level Depth ==== |
| - | + | === awesomegameswiki === | |
| - | == awesomegameswiki == | + | |
| Similar to crappygameswiki, | Similar to crappygameswiki, | ||
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| - | == crappygameswiki == | + | === crappygameswiki === |
| A bunch of console and revision info might be available here. Plus, it’s an entertaining site. | A bunch of console and revision info might be available here. Plus, it’s an entertaining site. | ||
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| - | == gametechwiki Obscure Emulators == | + | === gametechwiki Obscure Emulators === |
| The consoles and implementations on offer here may add more depth to EOP Video Games. | The consoles and implementations on offer here may add more depth to EOP Video Games. | ||
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| - | == wikipedia Commercial games w/ source == | + | === wikipedia Commercial games w/ source === |
| Some secrets held in these games may be the key to cracking their respective consoles to improved EOP style hacking. | Some secrets held in these games may be the key to cracking their respective consoles to improved EOP style hacking. | ||
| https:// | https:// | ||
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