<drool>I was hoping to do something like this but have not done anything about 
it.</drool>

Affirmative on both.  I believe I have an older Linksys minus a 5V supply (yes 
it is 5V and not 9V like everyone elses).  I have a solder station that I could 
bring for those that don't have one.

With regards to a microprocessor workshop anything is good but I have an 
application for serial data in and wireless network communication out.  
Anything is always a good start.

Whoohoo!!!

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Carlson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CLUG General" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, September 7, 2007 10:01:28 AM (GMT-0700) America/Denver
Subject: [clug-talk] Two (hardware related) workshop ideas.

Hello all,

I was wondering if anyone would be interested in attending a workshop
in either of the following areas:

1. WRT54GL hacking.  I'm thinking, flash it with Linux, solder on some
wires, and then write code to use any extra I/O in some fashion... It
will probably cost around $70 to buy a 54GL unless you already have
something similar already (and don't mind doing a little prep. work
yourself)

2. Microcontrollers.  There are some incredibly cheap microcontrollers
out there right now (everything you need to start playing around for
only $20! or even free sometimes!)  I know the TI eZ430 MCUs
+programmers can be obtained for $20 sometimes.  We could do Zilog
MCUs starting at $50~$100, or anything else we could come to a
consensus on (ha!)

As for dates, I'm thinking WRT hacking would be the end of october,
and microcontrollers would be sometime early next year.

Any takers?

-Mark C

P.S. I hate robots :-P

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