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Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) Millennium_Falcon Profile | Email I have posted pictures and some general text (I will make it more detailed later) of my modifications of my V1 I-Opener with CD, HD, 128 Meg Ram, Turpin case, Badflash BIOS. You can see them here: http://www.millennium-falcon.bigstep.com use the menu on the left to select "Hacking the I-Opener" 03-06-2001 16:56:13

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) eddavis Profile http://www.millennium-falcon.bigstep.com What kind of CD drive is that? (And WHAT kind of mangled links are those on that site?) 03-06-2001 21:01:57

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) spincycle Profile I am very interested in this case. Greets to all the people I have not chatted with in a LONG time. Its been about a year now that we have been playing with this toy! Can you tell me about the case and CDrom addition? 03-07-2001 06:47:23

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) GWIZAH Profile | Email What kind of FISH is that!? Is that part of your I-opener modifications? J/K Thats a nice lookin case you got there, What type of case is that again? 03-07-2001 08:25:23

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) ttn1 Profile | Email In an old thread buried in the deep dark confines of this board. A guy developed and built those cases for sale through his website. Most people dismissed them because they added alot of weight to the IO. I'm pretty sure they were steel with a black powder coating of some kind. I'll see if I have the link to the site in my favorites at home. ttn2 03-07-2001 11:14:15

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) ttn1 Profile | Email The site was http://www.mainstreettech.com , but it looks like he has taken it down. ttn2 03-07-2001 11:25:50

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) ttn1 Profile | Email original thread http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=whatever&Post=1175&Idle=0&Sort=0&Order=Descend&Page=0&Session=ttn1.98398870571001 ttn2 03-07-2001 11:28:41

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) Millennium_Falcon Profile | Email The case is one of 50 that were manufactuered about a year ago. They are no longer available and I think I got #50, just in time. The case IS steel and black powder coated. It does add some weight to the machine, but not much and it makes the thing stand up, as you see it in the pictures, very nicely with no stand. If there is added weight, I dont notice it. 03-07-2001 16:00:29

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) Millennium_Falcon Profile | Email The fish is a Redfish, member of the Croaker family, Great eating. In fact, that is what I am having for dinner tonight. I needed three pictures and only had two, so stuck that one in to brag about our winter weather. And, eddavis, what was the comment about "mangled links" about. Didnt they work for you? The CD Rom is a Toshiba (cant remember the number). Its the one mentioned on just about every thread on this BBS about CD roms. Jim 03-07-2001 16:06:13

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Toshiba XM1402B 03-07-2001 17:16:50

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) eddavis Profile ckbone, thanks. I've been seeing variants of that drive, and it looks like some have a proprietary connector piggy-backed over a 44 mini-IDE, that can be taken apart to expose the 44. Regarding the links, yes they worked, but I was going to put the direct link to the io here but the link itself seemed to contain session info and a whole lot of other stuff. Was wondering why that would be set up that way. 03-07-2001 17:56:21

RE:Pictures of the hacked I-Opener V1 (modified 0 times) Millennium_Falcon Profile | Email Yeah, I saw what you meant and was wondering about that myself. Its done by the people who host the page. I tried a direct link to post to this list but when I saw what it looked like I decided to be safe and post the Mother page and directions instead. 03-07-2001 19:02:24

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