CoD_Segfault

@se.gfau.lt

It's me, from that other site. Hacking on whatever grabs my interest at the time. Support my hacking habit at https://ko-fi.com/cod_segfault.

Does anyone else go to clean your shop, find something interesting, have a sidequest, then suddenly your shop is messier than you started?

Life pro tip: Have a bunch of random gunk stuck in your silicone mat? Cover it in white glue. When it dries, you don't have to look at the gunk stuck on your mat anymore.

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I'm using a PicoGUS not quite as intended. I needed a sound card for a PC/104 board and realized that the pin ordering matched on the PicoGUS v1.2 and I could drop a header in place. Thanks @polpo.org for all your contributions to retro tech!

PicoGUS v1.2 card with a female header soldered to it.PicoGUS attached to a PC/104 SBC.PicoGUS attached to a PC/104 SBC.

This is Oakley. He has an injury that requires physical therapy and at-home massages. Luckily, his cat sibling River has been training his whole life for this. 14/10 for both

Got my new WiFi-Shuriken boards delivered and assembled today. They have 6x @seeedstudio.com Xiao ESP32-C5 boards and a Xiao RP2350. This thing is a scanning beast! Can scan both 2.4 and 5GHz bands in under 2 seconds.

WiFi-Shuriken v0 PCB top side. There are 3 Xiao ESP32-C5 boards, an SD socket, a Xiao RP2350, and an LC86L GNSS module.Bottom of the WiFi-Shuriken v0 board. There are 3 Xiao ESP32-C5 boards, a 74LS595 shift register, a battery clip, and a cutout in the PCB to solder to the back of the RP2350 on the top side.

Started working on moving the wardriver.uk code from Arduino to PlatformIO. It's a bit messy, but it does run! I have some plans to make a few enhancements, including potentially running the code on different hardware.

Screenshot of a PlatformIO config file with options set for 2 ESP32 targets.Picture of a CoD_Segfault mini wardriver with normal data on the display.