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Written by hevnsnt   
Sunday, 26 September 2004
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Hacking The Websurfer

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The websurfer hit the market soon after the I-Opener craze, and Codeman from http://www.linux-hacker.net was at it again. This little beast included:

  • Cyrix 180Mhz Cpu
  • Cyrix MediaGX Chip Set
  • 16MB DIMM Ram w/one open slot
  • 16MB M-Systems 2000 DiskOnChip, cool linux support !!! (And it's Socketed)
  • Real 56k ISA Modem (not soft modem)
  • I/R keyboard w/mouse (better than on the io)
  • One expansion slot shared isa/pci, may be able to use both at same time.
  • CyberPro 2010 Video Controller w/1mb Ram
  • 2 USB Ports / 1 Printer Port / Video Out TV/VGA/S-Video / Stereo Audio Out RCA
  • PS2 keyboard and mouse connectors (tabs must be removed from case to utilize these)
  • Solder pads on motherboard for INTERNAL ide header (it works!)
  • Solder pads for a 10/100 ethernet chipset and a RJ45 connector, needs good surface mount soldering skills.
  • Award Bios (you can change the boot logo)

So as you can see it was a must to hack it. =)

Your best bet for finding information on this hack is in the linux hacker forums. (Until we compile the data)

Websurfer Hacking Bios Pack

Last Updated ( Monday, 13 February 2006 )
 
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