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joshc
Is that The Internet?
LaPorta
LaPorta
I’m not sure either, but the ideas usually come out well!
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joshc
LaPorta
LaPorta
Ahh yes…I was just replying to cheesestraws directly re: a good idea or not!
EtherRad
EtherRad
iPrint?
robin-fo
robin-fo
Looks fun.. Ethernet to PhoneNet bridge?
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cheesestraws
Nope! It's an offboard monitoring/management thingy for an LC logic board made out of bits I happened to have in the cupboard.
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max1zzz
Any chance of hacking in a remote power on? If so I'll start yelling "Just take my money" now
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cheesestraws
@max1zzz ignore that last comment, it was stupid. What sort of PSU/whatever are we talking about? If it's one that has soft power, it'd be pretty trivial to hack in, and just a software change if you were prepared to swap reset for power control...
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max1zzz
I hadn't thought that far ahead! I guess a pico PSU is probably the obvious option as it supports soft power. For my purpose loosing reset control is not a major issue, I'm looking to build a rackmac but don't want to leave it running 24/7
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cheesestraws
That would be pretty easy. This board controls a relay (which I'm using for the reset line but you could use for soft power), a Dallas 1-wire temperature sensor, monitors the speed of a 5V fan, watches the HD LED, counts localtalk packets, and injects a boot beep into the computer. of course not all of those need to actually be populated.
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cheesestraws
(maximum message length strikes again) I've got four spare of these boards because JLCPCB min order, so I can pop one + most of the bits in the post to you if you want to have a play.
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max1zzz
Sure, sounds like fun :)
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