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HAGKINGHave Fun W h i l eV o i d i n g Your W a r r a n t yJoe Grand Author of Stealing the NetworkRyan Russell Author of Stealing the NetworkandHack Proofing Your Network, Second EditionAnd featuring Kevin D. MitnickTechnical ReviewerForeword by Andrew "bunnie" HuangLee BarkenMarcus R. BrownJob de HaasBobby KinstleTom OwadAlbert YarussoDeborah Kaplan 3
ContentForewordIntroductionPart I Introduction t o Hardware HackingChapter 1 Tools of the Warranty Voiding TradeIntroductionThe Essential ToolsTaking it to the Next I evelHardcore Hardware Hacki'r OulyWhere to Obtain the ToChapter 2 Electrical Engineering BasicsIntroductionFundamentalsBits, Bytes, and NibblesReading SchematicsVoltage, Current, and ResistanceDirect Current and Akernating CurrentResistanceOhm's LawBasic Device ed CircuitsSoldering Techniques
Hands-On Example: Soldering a Resistor to a CircuitBoardDesoldering TipsHands-On Example: SMD Removal Using ChipQuikC o m m o n Engineering MistakesWeb Links and Other ResourcesGeneral Electrica! Engineering BooksElectrical Engineering Web SitesData Sheets and Component InformationMajor Electronic Component and Parts DistributorsObsolete and Hard-to-Find Component Distributors34363740414142434343Part II Hardware Hacks45Chapter 3 Declawing Your CueCat47IntroductionModel VariationsOpening the CueCatPreparing for the HackOpening the Four-Screw PS/2 CueCatOpening the Two-Screw PS/2 CueCatOpening the USB CueCatRemoving the Unique IdentifierPreparing for the HackRemoving the U I D : Four-Screw PS/2CueCatRemoving the U I D : Two-Screw PS/2CueCatRemoving the U I D : USB CueCatUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksRemoving the Proprietary Barcode EncodingPreparing for the HackRemoving the Encoding from the Four-Screw PS/2CueCatRemoving the Encoding from the Two-Screw PS/2CueCatRemoving the Encoding from the USB CueCatUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack Works48495151515455565757606264686869717374
Technical InformationT h e CueCat Encoding SchemeMore Physical Model VariationsMore History of Political and Legal IssuesCueCat Litter Box: Web Links and Other ResourcesOpen-Source CueCat Software and DriversDigitalConvergence Patents for CueCat TechnologiesChapter 4 Case Modification: Building a CustomTerabyte FireWire Hard DriveIntroductionCase M o d PrimerCreating a 1.2TB FireWirePreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o wCustom Case ModificationPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o wAdditional ResourcesCase ModificationsRAIDthe Hack Worksfor the FireWire R A I Dthe Hack WorksChapter 5 MacintoshCompubrick SEPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackTaking Apart the MacEncasing the SpeakerCovering the Mouse and the KeyboardEncasing the Disk DriveEncasing the Hard DriveEncasing the MotherboardEncasing the C R TH o w the Hack WorksBuilding a U F O 1112113114114120121123125127129131132
Preparing for the HackPerforming the HackOpening the MouseDrilling the HoleSoldering the LEDReassembling the MouseH o w the Hack WorksAdding Colored Skins to the Power Macintosh G4 CubePreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksOther Hacks and ResourcesDesktop HacksLaptop HacksElectrical and Optical HacksCase ModsSoftwareDiscussionChapter 6 Home Theater PCsIntroductionBefore You Begin: Research and PlanH o w Much Could It Cost?Did Someone Already Build It?T h e Components of an H T P C ProjectThe DisplayWhat AreYour Options for Higher-QualityVideo Display?T h e Video CardThe CaseThe Hard DrivesSpeed ConsiderationsSshhhh. Quiet OperationsOptical DrivesThe C P UThe Sound 165166
The ControllerThe SoftwareBuilding a Windows H T P CPreparing for the HackPerforming the Hack: SoftwareEazylookUsing the LauncherUsing Guide Plus CDexFairUseWindows SummaryBuilding a Linux H T P CPreparing for the HackPerforming the Hack: HardwarePerforming the Hack: SoftwareInstalling the Video Capture DriversInstall MPlayer and C O D E C sInstalling MythTVLinux SummaryFurther Hacking and Advanced 2192194194197198Chapter 7 Hack Your Atari 2600 and 7800199IntroductionThe Atari 7800 ProSystemHacks in This ChapterAtari 2600 Left-Handed Joystick ModificationPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUse an NES Control Päd withYour 2600Preparing for the HackPerforming the HackAtari 2600 Stereo Audio OutputPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksAtari 7800 Blue LED 3223
Preparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksAtari 7800 Game Compatibility Hack to Play Certain2600 GamesPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksAtari 7800 Voltage Regulator ReplacementPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksAtari 7800 Power Supply Plug RetrofitPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackOther Hacks2600 Composite/S-Video ModificationsAtari 7800 Composite and S-Video OutputSega Genesis to Atari 7800 Controller ModificationNES Control Päd to Atari 7800 Controller ModificationAtari 7800 DevOS Modification and Cable CreationAtari Resources on the WebChapter 8 Hack Your Atari 5200 and 8-Bit ComputerIntroductionThe Atari 5200 SuperSystemHacks in This ChapterAtari 5200 Blue LED ModificationPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksCreating an Atari 5200 PaddlePreparing for the HackPerforming the Hack: Disassembling the 256256257258
Performing the Hack: Building the 5200 PaddleControllerPerforming the (Optional) Hack: Weighted DialUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksFreeYourself from the 5200 Four-Port SwitchboxPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksBuild Atari 8-Bit S-Video and Composite CablesPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackCable Hack AlternativesUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksTechnical InformationOther HacksAtari 5200 Four-Port VCS Cartridge Adapter FixAtari 5200 Composite/S-Video ModifikationAtari 8-Bit S I 0 2 P C CableAtari Resources on the WebChapter 9 Hacking the PlayStation 2IntroductionCommercial Hardware Hacking: ModchipsGetting Inside the PS2Mainboard RevisionsIdentifyingYour MainboardOpening the PS2InstaUing a Serial PortPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackTestingUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksBooting Code from the Memory CardPreparing for the HackPerforming the Hack: Preparing Title.DBChoosing 0310311313
xxContentsSavingTITLE.DB to the Memory CardIndependence!Under the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksOther Hacks: Independent Hard DrivesPS2 System OverviewUnderstanding the Emotion EngineThe Serial I / O PortThe I / O ProcessorThe S u b - C P U InterfaceAdditional Web ResourcesChapter 10 Wireless 802.11 HacksIntroductionWireless N I C / P C M C I A Card Modifications:Adding an Externa! Antenna ConnectorPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackRemoving the CoverMoving the CapacitorAttaching the N e w ConnectorUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksOpenAP (Instant802): ReprogrammingYour Access Pointwith LinuxPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackInstalling the S R A M CardPower M e Up, Scotty!Under the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksHaving Fun with the Dell 1184 Access PointPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksSummaryAdditional Resources and Other HacksUser GroupsResearch and 5345346
ContentsProducts and Tools346Chapter 11 Hacking the iPod349Introduction350OpeningYour iPod353Preparing for the Hack354First Generation iPods355Second and Third-Generation iPods356Replacing the iPod Battery359Preparing for the Hack360Battery Replacement: First- and Second-Generation iPods 361Battery Replacement: Third-Generation iPods365Upgrading a 5GB iPod's Hard Drive371Preparing for the Hack372Performing the Hack372From Mac to Windows and Back Again381Preparing for the Hack381Going from Windows to Macintosh381Going from Macintosh to Windows383iPod Diagnostic Mode384The Diagnostic Menü384Disk Check387Additional iPod Hacks388Installing Linux on an iPod388Repairing the FireWire Port388Scroll Wheel Fix389iPod Resources on the Web390Chapter 12 Can You Hear Me Now? Nokia 6210Mobile Phone ModificationsIntroductionNokia 6210 LED ModificationPreparing for the HackPerforming the HackOpening the Nokia 6210Removing the Old LEDs391392393393395395400xxi
Inserting the N e w LEDsIncreasing the LED PowerPutting the Phone Back TogetherUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksData Cabling HacksData CablesFlashing CablesNet MonitorOther Hacks and ResourcesChapter 13 Upgrading Memory on Palm DevicesIntroductionModel VariationsHacking the Pilot 1000 and Pilot 5000Preparing for the HackRemoving the Memory CardAdding N e w MemoryUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksHacking the PalmPilot Professional and PalmPilot PersonalPreparing for the HackRemoving the Memory CardAdding N e w MemoryUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksHacking the Palm m.505Preparing for the HackOpening the PalmRemoving the Main Circuit BoardRemoving the MemoryAdding N e w MemoryUnder the Hood: H o w the Hack WorksTechnical InformationHardwareFile SystemMemory 48
Database StructurePalm Links on the WebTechnical InformationPalm HacksMore Memory Upgrades449450450450450Part III Hardware Hacking Technical Reference451Chapter 14 Operating Systems 466467467468469470470470471471IntroductionOS BasicsMemoryPhysical MemoryVirtual MemoryFile SystemsCacheInput/OutputProcessesSystem CallsShells, User Interfaces, and GUIsDevice DriversBlock and Character DevicesProperties of Embedded Operating SystemsLinuxOpen SourceHistoryEmbedded Linux (uCLinux)Product Examples: Linux on Embedded SystemsVxWorksProduct Examples: VxWorks on Embedded SystemsWindows CEConceptsProduct Examples: Windows CE on EmbeddedSystemsSummaryAdditional References and Further Reading472473473
Chapter 15 Coding 101IntroductionProgramming ConceptsAssignmentControl StructuresLoopingConditional BranchingUnconditional BranchingStorage StructuresStructuresArraysHash TablesLinked ListsReadabilityCommentsFunction and Variable NamesCode Readability: Pretty PrintingIntroduction to CHistory and Basics of CPrinting to the ScreenDataTypes in CMathematical FunctionsControl StructuresFor LoopsWhite LoopsIf/ElseSwitchStorage StructuresArrays, Pointers, and Character StringsStructuresFunction Calls and Variable PassingSystem Calls and Hardware AccessSummaryDebuggingDebugging 8509509509
ContentsThe printf M.ethodIntroduction to Assembly LanguageComponents of an Assembly Language StatementLabelsOperationsOperandsSample ProgramSummaryAdditional ReadingIndex510512513513515515516518518519XXV
Encasing the Motherboard 127 Encasing the CRT 129 How the Hack Works 131 Building a UFO Mouse 132 . Preparing for the Hack 133 Performing the Hack 134 . Chapter 7 Hack Your Atari 2600 and 7800 199 Introduction 200 The Atari 7800 ProSystem 201 Hacks in This Chapter 202
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