Heh, no plans to create a game system... yet.

I have yet to port and clean up the code for these micro controllers, as well as design and buy a bunch of PCBs for them. I have a few people who are interested in these. Right now I am only working with N64, but I have plans on supporting some other consoles like SEGA Genesis.

The mod chip will be as compact as possible and be a simple solder on mod requiring only 3-6 wires to be soldered onto the mod chip to make it function.

You should re-create N64 controllers and make mad $$$.

It wouldn't be that hard to do the protocol is simple. The hard part would be designing their goofy 3 pin connectors.

I am already emulating like half the controller protocol.

Did you go to school for EE or something? Lol

atmega328p looks like

you don't need the crystal if it makes things simpler, it has an internal oscillator (8mhz)

Well the mods at d2jsp were kind enough to "offer" AbDuCt another 90 day "vacation" from the forums, so we don't be seeing his new projects for a while .

man they are so kind, helping AbDuCt get a break from the site, i was afraid he was getting addicted to this site. He need a intervention.

(have to chat with him on steam lol)

This post was edited by bkk69 on Mar 12 2014 05:36pm

Welp Time to show off some new gear I've collected since being away.

The x360usb pro 2. This is a special sata chipset and power supply for xbox dvd drives. This allows you to do hardware repairs (cough flash the dvd drive to pirate games cough) to the dvd drive of an xbox360. The first image is my modified cable with removable probe to force specific drives into vendor mode and the latter is the device itself. Free games anyone?

http://imgur.com/a/XOuOa

This is my mini usb serial device that allows me to tap into the serial outputs of devices to see what they are outputting as debugging or the like. In the case for my router based projects It outputs dmesg logs as well as linux root terminal access to the device.

http://imgur.com/a/tj6T8

This is the Octopus 1:4 usb splitter using the FE1.1 chipset for true usb2.0 speeds. (Most on 3bay are fake that only allow 1.1 speeds.) It's being attached to my router project to allow me to add in a second wireless NIC and external flash storage.

http://imgur.com/a/dwTb9

I don't have any good images of it but I also acquired a TPLINK WR703n micro router which I flashed with a custom compiled openwrt image that I made. The router runs on a 400mhz mips32 atheros processor and contains the ath9k chipset for its main wireless NIC. It also has 32mb of ram and 16mb of flash storage if I recall (Doesn't matter since you can do an external root file system onto a flash drive and have 14gb of space and 2gb of swap space). This coupled with a usb wireless NIC and a flash drive creates a strong penetration testing unit for networks. Since openwrt is based of the linux kernel it is trivial to port many applications to run on it. This far I have many penetration testing tools added to it that allow me to preform wireless and wired attacks on the network. It is also programed to, once internet connectivity is acquired, reverse connect back to a server I own in which allows me to access the router node inside the victims network giving me further control to compromise other systems of the network.

And now here is the TPLINK MS3020 which I just recently got for free from an online website which is identical to the WR703n but slightly larger in size. As you can see it is fairly small in size and it clearly marks through hole standard pitch holes for the serial. All you would need to do is solder in a header for easy access to the serial output.

http://imgur.com/a/78LRB

I also received in the mail a 2800mah backup battery. This single battery can run the TPLINK wr703n for 4 and a half hours which is plenty of time to go and cause havoc remotely.

http://imgur.com/a/kkeg3

And finally I took the dive and purchased Lamy alstar fountain pen. Love writing with it.

I'm sure I have gotten more tech crap, but I can't recall at the moment, oh well.

Welcome back homre.

Welcome home baby.