Open Pandora

Well I'm Still waiting for my Pandora. But I have kept my hopes
up with the new production Company. So far I have waited
2 years, 5 months, 9 days or 892 days. That's along time for
A gaming device/Computer.

Pandora Handheld

so i ordered my Pandora in April of 2009 and they are almost ready to ship them to the US.

so i can't wait to get mine. i will post more information when i get it.

http://www.open-pandora.org/

Mer!

so i have been playing around with mer lately, and now have flux box installed with gkrellm.

Fluxbox instructions for mer

Mer install Instructions

WIFI ZOO for nokia internet tablet

programs needed installed to run wifizoo
python2.5
python-launcher-daemon
tcpdump
scrapy.py
kismet so you can do channel hopping(if you know another way that's fine)
aircrack-ng ( to put the wireless card in to monitor mode,again if you know another way thats fine)
graphviz for the images http://darethehair.googlepages.com/graphviz-2.20.3-1_all.deb

download wifizoo1.3
untar it and edit the following files
or if u dont want to edit them you can use mine
wifizoo
appHandlers.py
line 5:
- import curses.ascii
+ #import curses.ascii
wifiglobals.py
line 3:
- import curses.ascii
+ #import curses.ascii
line 232:
- if curses.ascii.isctrl(c):
+ #if curses.ascii.isctrl(c):
line 233:
+ if ord(c) >= 0 and ord(c) <=31: wifizoo.py line 4: - import curses.ascii + #import curses.ascii -conf.iface = 'rausb0' +conf.iface = 'wlan0' Credit goes to http://www.freedomcoder.com.ar link2
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=20648
Maemo.org post for pentesting apps

some screenshots

MER maemo reconstructed

"Mer is an outgrowth of Nokia's Maemo environment, designed to flesh out the tablet-centric operating system into a full-fledged Linux distribution suitable for embedded and desktop systems of all description. The project's genesis was an effort to back port the upcoming Maemo 5.0 release to no-longer-supported Nokia N800 and N810 tablets, but it has subsequently evolved to run on BeagleBoards, embedded navigation devices like the Pocket LOOX, and standard x86 hardware."

quote from http://lwn.net/Articles/322044/

alot of good programs work well with mer since ubuntu packages now work on the n810 like wireshark and many more but there still is no battery monitor :(

oh well well i'll be waiting for that key component

my next project for my n810 will be to load gentoo on to the n810 which will be a fun task.

pma 400

Archos came out with this device in 2000, I had been mainly useing it as my mp3/video player and to play a bunch of games.

but just recently i found a package which caught my intrestet
NMAP

since the pma 400 is a personal media assistant witch Based on the Linux Qtopia Embedded operating system

the contectivy for this device is
USB 2.0, 802.11b Wi-Fi, USB Host, IrDA

I updated mine with OpenPMA

so I now have this new functions

--Audio support from openPMA: Ogg vorbis, Musepack
--Many Zaurus packages are compatible or have been adapted
--Access SMB/CIFS network shares using Samba (software) and a GUI frontend
Act as a SMB/CIFS server allowing other computers on the network to access the internal hard disk
--The MediOS extension originally developed for the AV and Gmini series is available enabling the user to run NES, Sega Mega Drive emulators and Doom interpreter.

Personal menu is awesome

I edited my person menu soo its just pentesting apps and as long as you type in the launch commands right every thing will work properly

heres a screen shoot of mine

From Bl1ackdeath

Auto Scan Works on the N810

It it works fine from what i have tested

heres the site link just click the n810 version download
auto scan