Comments on: NetBSD Toaster http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/ an online resource for art, culture and technology Sat, 24 Jul 2010 17:49:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: dat » il server di “sviluppo” http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-259966 dat » il server di “sviluppo” Thu, 02 Aug 2007 00:42:08 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-259966 [...] Info sparse: OpenBSD (quello sicuro) NetBSD (quello che gira anche sul tostapane) [...] [...] Info sparse: OpenBSD (quello sicuro) NetBSD (quello che gira anche sul tostapane) [...]

]]> By: BINHO BLOG » Blog Archive » MyServerTalks! - What about yours? http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-255056 BINHO BLOG » Blog Archive » MyServerTalks! - What about yours? Tue, 24 Jul 2007 20:22:20 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-255056 [...] Já esta na versão 1.1 quase na 1.2 e esqueci de comentar aqui. Trata-se do MyServerTalks! isso mesmo, você “conversa” com seu servidor. Funciona assim, você baixa a versão atual aqui e segue as instruções de como configurar as coisas aqui e poe pra funcionar, certo, agora seu servidor é um contato como outro qualquer que você pode adicionar ao seu googletalk ou cliente jabber de sua preferência (gaim, meebo, pidgin) e enviar comandos ao seu servidor para automatização de tarefas no seu servidor. A sacada é que já existem diversos clientes jabber pra PDA, celular, etc e que não se resume exclusivamente para seu servidor é possível utilizar em automatização de eletrônicos em geral como por exemplo a torradeira netbsd. [...] [...] Já esta na versão 1.1 quase na 1.2 e esqueci de comentar aqui. Trata-se do MyServerTalks! isso mesmo, você “conversa” com seu servidor. Funciona assim, você baixa a versão atual aqui e segue as instruções de como configurar as coisas aqui e poe pra funcionar, certo, agora seu servidor é um contato como outro qualquer que você pode adicionar ao seu googletalk ou cliente jabber de sua preferência (gaim, meebo, pidgin) e enviar comandos ao seu servidor para automatização de tarefas no seu servidor. A sacada é que já existem diversos clientes jabber pra PDA, celular, etc e que não se resume exclusivamente para seu servidor é possível utilizar em automatização de eletrônicos em geral como por exemplo a torradeira netbsd. [...]

]]> By: nxt http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-193182 nxt Thu, 10 May 2007 12:35:01 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-193182 I toast, therefore I am. (Red Dwarf toaster - this toasters great-great grandson) I toast, therefore I am. (Red Dwarf toaster – this toasters great-great grandson)

]]> By: He had a lot to say. He had a lot of nothing to say. » Back to the cold http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-97845 He had a lot to say. He had a lot of nothing to say. » Back to the cold Sat, 03 Feb 2007 21:50:19 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-97845 [...] I have nothing of interest to post, so I’ll leave you with a toaster running NetBSD. It makes toast, plays MP3s, displays statistics, and does various other things. It was made as a proof-of-concept by Technologic Systems, who have an extensive write-up on it. And of course, there are pictures. NetBSD is made to run on anything, including Dreamcasts, Playstation 2s, SPARC, i386, and almost any other architecture you can throw at it. In the case of the toaster, a type of ARM processor made for prototyping boards is used. OpenBSD has the security niche, but NetBSD excels in portability and thus the embedded market. [...] [...] I have nothing of interest to post, so I’ll leave you with a toaster running NetBSD. It makes toast, plays MP3s, displays statistics, and does various other things. It was made as a proof-of-concept by Technologic Systems, who have an extensive write-up on it. And of course, there are pictures. NetBSD is made to run on anything, including Dreamcasts, Playstation 2s, SPARC, i386, and almost any other architecture you can throw at it. In the case of the toaster, a type of ARM processor made for prototyping boards is used. OpenBSD has the security niche, but NetBSD excels in portability and thus the embedded market. [...]

]]> By: Ayoi’s » NetBSD powered Toaster? You betchum! http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-55205 Ayoi’s » NetBSD powered Toaster? You betchum! Sun, 19 Nov 2006 04:34:36 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-55205 [...] Well at 1st I thought it is a prank but my God that damned thing is real. As to quote from laughing squid.com, “This toaster features a 4 line LCD, USB keyboard, 10/100 ethernet port and a RS232 serial port for the external console. The toaster’s internal circuit boards have been bypassed and routed through the CPU board allowing NetBSD complete control over the toaster’s features. A keyboard connects through a USB port on the side of the toaster and the 4×40 LCD displays a NetBSD/toaster login prompt. The burner element is also controlled by the TS-7200 via an internal relay. Unlike previous NetBSD toasters which were nothing more than a glorified PC case-mod, this toaster can actually toast bread!” [...] [...] Well at 1st I thought it is a prank but my God that damned thing is real. As to quote from laughing squid.com, “This toaster features a 4 line LCD, USB keyboard, 10/100 ethernet port and a RS232 serial port for the external console. The toaster’s internal circuit boards have been bypassed and routed through the CPU board allowing NetBSD complete control over the toaster’s features. A keyboard connects through a USB port on the side of the toaster and the 4×40 LCD displays a NetBSD/toaster login prompt. The burner element is also controlled by the TS-7200 via an internal relay. Unlike previous NetBSD toasters which were nothing more than a glorified PC case-mod, this toaster can actually toast bread!” [...]

]]> By: Stephan Sokolow http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-12676 Stephan Sokolow Sun, 04 Jun 2006 02:25:16 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-12676 Ed, that's exactly why they said <blockquote>Unlike previous NetBSD toasters which were nothing more than a glorified PC case-mod, this toaster can actually toast bread!</blockquote> Ed, that’s exactly why they said

Unlike previous NetBSD toasters which were nothing more than a glorified PC case-mod, this toaster can actually toast bread!

]]> By: Ed http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-2479 Ed Mon, 13 Feb 2006 23:54:11 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-2479 I saw this over the weekend at SCALE 4X. It's a nice hack, but isn't original. A fellow named Dog did this about 5 years ago, although the inherent bread carbonization feature had to be disabled in order to fit in the hardware of its day. The Dog toaster runs Slackware. http://www.digitaltrash.org/projects/toaster/ I saw this over the weekend at SCALE 4X. It’s a nice hack, but isn’t original. A fellow named Dog did this about 5 years ago, although the inherent bread carbonization feature had to be disabled in order to fit in the hardware of its day. The Dog toaster runs Slackware.

http://www.digitaltrash.org/projects/toaster/

]]> By: Matt Lee http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-422 Matt Lee Mon, 15 Aug 2005 16:40:46 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-422 I saw this toaster at the expo too. It was way cool! That reminds me to take home my freebies!! I saw this toaster at the expo too. It was way cool! That reminds me to take home my freebies!!

]]> By: Rusty http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-418 Rusty Fri, 12 Aug 2005 04:29:18 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-418 That has got to be one of the coolest things I have ever seen. If anyone is reading this, my birthday *is* coming up. Just sayin'. That has got to be one of the coolest things I have ever seen. If anyone is reading this, my birthday *is* coming up. Just sayin’.

]]> By: ChuckChat.com » Emptying the Junk Drawer http://laughingsquid.com/netbsd-toaster/comment-page-1/#comment-417 ChuckChat.com » Emptying the Junk Drawer Thu, 11 Aug 2005 23:34:29 +0000 http://laughingsquid.com/?p=320#comment-417 [...] * First Podcast from Space * The software that runs the shuttle * Powered by NetBSD… a toaster? * Update on ChuckChat.com hosting * We’ve got a webcam * Podcast is officially in the Oxford Dictionary * Chuck wrestling with his HP PhotoSmart printer on a Mac * Flickr plugin for iPhoto * Flickr Photoset of Transparent Screens * Follow up on Corpse Bride.. Here is a short film show with an SLR camera * We call Lenny again…. [...] [...] * First Podcast from Space * The software that runs the shuttle * Powered by NetBSD… a toaster? * Update on ChuckChat.com hosting * We’ve got a webcam * Podcast is officially in the Oxford Dictionary * Chuck wrestling with his HP PhotoSmart printer on a Mac * Flickr plugin for iPhoto * Flickr Photoset of Transparent Screens * Follow up on Corpse Bride.. Here is a short film show with an SLR camera * We call Lenny again…. [...]

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