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Noisedroid/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18

2009-04-24T01:21:43Z

Jlapenna: add category.

= Wants =
Wants tethering in settings.
Wants terminal app and python
Wants to have an open community around the real project.
Wants to have full phone usability w/o having a Google Account on the phone.
Funambol Sync Server for syncml exists says Asheesh.
Wants python/jython on the phone.
Wants to ship a plugin that nicely integrates tethering.
Who are we to target? Providers v want-to-root-the-phone v Consumers?

Chatter about how carriers suck.

Tons of confusion about the distinction between Google and Android.

We should sync after meeting about individual projects -- I think that is what the project is about.
Run data.noisebridge.net with a funambol server today/soon/whenever?
Asheesh will help for this.

Rooting process in short:
Downgrade to rc29 with a block-by-block write
Install image with your own system signature.
TODO: Noisedroid system certificate signing process with "open" intents
instead of system signature permission intents.

Wants open source market app?
http://www.cyrket.com/ has reverse engineerd the market protocol.
Use apt standard for distributed app repositories and channels.
Meta-market - web app to download apps.

Where is a rooting how to?

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18

2009-04-19T01:37:18Z

Jlapenna:

Noisebot/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18

2009-04-18T23:22:47Z

Jlapenna: Noisebot/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18 moved to Noisedroid/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18: oops.

#REDIRECT [[Noisedroid/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18]]

Noisedroid/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18

2009-04-18T23:22:47Z

Jlapenna: Noisebot/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18 moved to Noisedroid/Meetings/Notes/2009 04 18: oops.

Noisedroid

2009-04-12T02:16:08Z

Jlapenna:

Noisedroid is an Android build for the HTC G1 ("G-phone", "HTC Dream", "Googlephone").

mailto:noisedroid@lists.noisebridge.net

== Documents ==
* [[Noisedroid/FAQ]] has a bunch of links about getting the build working and putting it on the target device.

== Status ==
'''2009-02-17''' After a weekend of hacking, the upstream sources build and can be installed ([http://www.flickr.com/photos/radii/3287411092/ shot 1], [http://www.flickr.com/photos/radii/3287411098/ shot 2]) on a commodity G1 rooted with the [http://www.gotontheinter.net/content/engineering-bootloader-its-not-just-ttuttle-anymore engineering bootloader]. GL-ES is done in software instead of using hardware acceleration, so the UI is pretty unusable. The Bluetooth and wifi drivers are missing.

'''2009-03-15''' Another productive weekend, built and running more tip-ish kernels and TI wlan driver to give a working WiFi interface; phone calls, GL-ES accelerated drawing, and Bluetooth are all working.

== Goals ==
* Update this document
* Android built using best available free software (but more Ubuntu than Debian -- if free software doesn't work well enough, use the proprietary while helping the free software improve.)
* Reproducible, documented, build processes.
* Make it easy to use your own IMAP, XMPP, calendar, and other servers, using encrypted network protocols whenever possible, as first-class citizens in the Android environment.
* [http://www.torproject.org Tor] mode for anonymized networking.
* OTR supported IM
* recovery mode that supports more than update.zip/file chooser for binary updates
* Easy tethering over USB, Bluetooth, and wifi.
* hostap mode for wifi (adhoc is done)
* Easy access to language interpreters (Python, Ruby, sqlite, Javascript, etc).
* Documenting Android and working with the G1 for non-Google non-Android free software hackers.
* Make phone system image (with appropriate SIM) compatible with OpenBTS

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid

2009-03-19T14:36:22Z

Jlapenna:

Noisedroid is an Android build for the HTC G1 ("G-phone", "HTC Dream", "Googlephone").

== Documents ==
* [[Noisedroid/FAQ]] has a bunch of links about getting the build working and putting it on the target device.

== Status ==
'''2009-02-17''' After a weekend of hacking, the upstream sources build and can be installed ([http://www.flickr.com/photos/radii/3287411092/ shot 1], [http://www.flickr.com/photos/radii/3287411098/ shot 2]) on a commodity G1 rooted with the [http://www.gotontheinter.net/content/engineering-bootloader-its-not-just-ttuttle-anymore engineering bootloader]. GL-ES is done in software instead of using hardware acceleration, so the UI is pretty unusable. The Bluetooth and wifi drivers are missing.

'''2009-03-15''' Another productive weekend, built and running more tip-ish kernels and TI wlan driver to give a working WiFi interface; phone calls, GL-ES accelerated drawing, and Bluetooth are all working.

== Goals ==
* Update this document
* Android built using best available free software (but more Ubuntu than Debian -- if free software doesn't work well enough, use the proprietary while helping the free software improve.)
* Reproducible, documented, build processes.
* Make it easy to use your own IMAP, XMPP, calendar, and other servers, using encrypted network protocols whenever possible, as first-class citizens in the Android environment.
* [http://www.torproject.org Tor] mode for anonymized networking.
* Easy tethering over USB, Bluetooth, and wifi.
* Easy access to language interpreters (Python, Ruby, sqlite, Javascript, etc).
* Documenting Android and working with the G1 for non-Google non-Android free software hackers.
* Make phone system image (with appropriate SIM) compatible with OpenBTS

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid/Hacking

2009-03-19T04:12:40Z

Jlapenna: Redirecting to Noisedroid/FAQ

#REDIRECT [[Noisedroid/FAQ]]

NoisedroidHacking

2009-03-19T04:12:33Z

Jlapenna: Redirecting to Noisedroid/FAQ

#REDIRECT [[Noisedroid/FAQ]]

Noisedroid

2009-03-16T21:01:47Z

Jlapenna: /* Documents */

Noisedroid is an Android build for the HTC G1 ("G-phone", "HTC Dream", "Googlephone").

== Documents ==
* [[Noisedroid/FAQ]] has a bunch of links about getting the build working and putting it on the target device.
* [[Noisedroid/Hacking]] Other stuff.

== Status ==
'''2009-02-17''' After a weekend of hacking, the upstream sources build and can be installed ([http://www.flickr.com/photos/radii/3287411092/ shot 1], [http://www.flickr.com/photos/radii/3287411098/ shot 2]) on a commodity G1 rooted with the [http://www.gotontheinter.net/content/engineering-bootloader-its-not-just-ttuttle-anymore engineering bootloader]. GL-ES is done in software instead of using hardware acceleration, so the UI is pretty unusable. The Bluetooth and wifi drivers are missing.

'''2009-03-15''' Another productive weekend, built and running more tip-ish kernels and TI wlan driver to give a working WiFi interface; phone calls, GL-ES accelerated drawing, and Bluetooth are all working.

== Goals ==
* Update this document
* Android built using best available free software (but more Ubuntu than Debian -- if free software doesn't work well enough, use the proprietary while helping the free software improve.)
* Reproducible, documented, build processes.
* Make it easy to use your own IMAP, XMPP, calendar, and other servers, using encrypted network protocols whenever possible, as first-class citizens in the Android environment.
* [http://www.torproject.org Tor] mode for anonymized networking.
* Easy tethering over USB, Bluetooth, and wifi.
* Easy access to language interpreters (Python, Ruby, sqlite, Javascript, etc).
* Documenting Android and working with the G1 for non-Google non-Android free software hackers.
* Make phone system image (with appropriate SIM) compatible with OpenBTS

[[Category:Cellular]]

NoisedroidHacking

2009-03-16T02:42:57Z

Jlapenna: NoisedroidHacking moved to Noisedroid/Hacking

#REDIRECT [[Noisedroid/Hacking]]

Noisedroid/Hacking

2009-03-16T02:42:57Z

Jlapenna: NoisedroidHacking moved to Noisedroid/Hacking

== Code ==

* There is an Android build-environment on pony in /d3/android/ . Clone your own copy - it's all git-based!

== Resources ==

* http://source.android.com/download
* http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream

== Building ==
Building a system image documented pretty clearly on [http://source.android.com]
* [http://source.android.com/download#Building-the-code Building the code]
* [http://source.android.com/using-eclipse Using Eclipse to Develop the Platform]
* [http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream Building for Dream]

When "Building for Dream," make sure to update the provided local_manifest with the following line, instead of the default (2.6.25)
<project path="kernel" name="kernel/msm" revision="refs/heads/android-msm-2.6.27"/>

== Flashing ==
* [http://www.htc.com/www/support/android/adp.html Flashing original ADP image]

== Flashing a custom image
Use fastboot like so:
./fastboot flash system path/to/system.img

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid/FAQ

2009-03-16T02:42:39Z

Jlapenna: categorize page in "Cellular"

== Building ==
* Configure a x86_32 Ubuntu 8.10 or Debian 4.0 host with at least 20GB of disk space.
* download sources according to http://source.android.com/download, install needed packages, etc
* build for Dream (the internal name for G1) according to http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream
* after <tt>make</tt> completes you'll have a built tree in <tt>out/target/product/dream</tt>, and you can run
# fastboot flash boot boot.img
# fastboot flash system system.img

== Working with the G1 ==
* TODO: how to root a retail G1
* http://www.gotontheinter.net/content/fastboot-cheat-sheet

There are two significant host apps for (ab)using the G1: [http://www.gotontheinter.net/content/fastboot-cheat-sheet fastboot] and [http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html adb]. Fastboot is used to write over USB to the G1's flash, for example to [http://groups.google.com/group/android-platform/msg/437448ed327a5fbc flash a complete system.img] or [http://www.gotontheinter.net/logo.rle replace the T-Mobile splash screen]. adb gives you access to a debug root shell on the G1 with <tt>adb shell</tt>, and also "syslog" with <tt>adb logcat</tt>.

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid/Hacking

2009-03-15T23:46:05Z

Jlapenna:

OpenBTS and GSM

2009-03-15T23:43:22Z

Jlapenna: OpenBTS and GSM moved to OpenBTS and GSM Presentation

#REDIRECT [[OpenBTS and GSM Presentation]]

OpenBTS and GSM Presentation

2009-03-15T23:43:22Z

Jlapenna: OpenBTS and GSM moved to OpenBTS and GSM Presentation

I'm pleased to announce a really spectacular talk about OpenBTS that
will happen next Thursday (the 12th of March, 2009) around 20:00 (8 pm).
The talk will be given by David Burgess, a totally awesome hacker who's
part of the OpenBTS project. He sent along this blurb:

"OpenBTS is an open-source system that allows ordinary GSM handsets to
be used as SIP or IAX clients. The project's goal is to enable a new
type of hybrid cellular telephony for greenfield deployments in the
developing world, using the GSM air interface as the "last mile" in
rural VoIP networks. We will describe some of the ideas that came
together to inspire this project and will outline the project's approach
to mapping GSM services to IP-based protocols using applications like
Asterisk, MySQL and Kannel."

You may have heard about the cell phone network that popped up at
Burning Man 2008? He's of the guys who brought that to life:
* http://www.kestrelsp.com/FieldTest/index.html

For more information see:
* http://www.kestrelsp.com/OpenBTS.html
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenBTS
* http://openbts.blogspot.com/

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid/Hacking

2009-03-15T23:40:35Z

Jlapenna:

== Code ==

* There is an Android build-environment on pony in /d3/android/ . Clone your own copy - it's all git-based!

== Resources ==

* http://source.android.com/download
* http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream

== Building ==
Building a system image documented pretty clearly on [http://source.android.com]
* [http://source.android.com/download#Building-the-code Building the code]
* [http://source.android.com/using-eclipse Using Eclipse to Develop the Platform]
* [http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream Building for Dream]

== Flashing ==
* [http://www.htc.com/www/support/android/adp.html Flashing original ADP image]

== Flashing a custom image
Use fastboot like so:
./fastboot flash system path/to/system.img

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid

2009-03-15T23:40:20Z

Jlapenna:

Noisedroid is an Android build for the HTC G1 ("Googlephone").

== Status ==
'''2009-02-17''' After a weekend of hacking, the upstream sources build and can be installed ([http://www.flickr.com/photos/radii/3287411092/ shot 1], [http://www.flickr.com/photos/radii/3287411098/ shot 2]) on a commodity G1 rooted with the [http://www.gotontheinter.net/content/engineering-bootloader-its-not-just-ttuttle-anymore engineering bootloader]. GL-ES is done in software instead of using hardware acceleration, so the UI is pretty unusable. The Bluetooth and wifi drivers are missing.

== Goals ==
* Update this document
* Android built using best available free software (but more Ubuntu than Debian -- if free software doesn't work well enough, use the proprietary while helping the free software improve.)
* Reproducible, documented, build processes.
* Make it easy to use your own IMAP, XMPP, calendar, and other servers, using encrypted network protocols whenever possible, as first-class citizens in the Android environment.
* [http://www.torproject.org Tor] mode for anonymized networking.
* Easy tethering over USB, Bluetooth, and wifi.
* Easy access to language interpreters (Python, Ruby, sqlite, Javascript, etc).
* Documenting Android and working with the G1 for non-Google non-Android free software hackers.
* Make phone system image (with appropriate SIM) compatible with OpenBTS

[[Category:Cellular]]

Android

2009-03-15T23:40:05Z

Jlapenna:

A group of Noisebridge members are working with the Android OS for mobile phones (and other devices). This page lists current Noisebridge Android resources.

== People ==

A partial list of people interested in Android:

* Andy Isaacson
* David Molnar
* [[User:jof|jof]]
* [[User:Ioerror|Jacob Appelbaum]]
* [[User:Christie|Christie]]
* [[User:jlapenna|jlapenna]]

== Meetings ==

* There's a group of Noisebridge Android hackers talking on irc right now (2:01 AM Pacific Time, Monday 9 February 2009).

== Projects ==
* [[Noisedroid]] is an Android build by Noisebridge.

[[Category:Cellular]]

Android

2009-03-15T23:39:51Z

Jlapenna: New page: A group of Noisebridge members are working with the Android OS for mobile phones (and other devices). This page lists current Noisebridge Android resources. == People == A partial list o...

AndroidHacking

2009-03-15T23:38:12Z

Jlapenna: AndroidHacking moved to NoisedroidHacking: Align page names for consistency

#REDIRECT [[NoisedroidHacking]]

Noisedroid/Hacking

2009-03-15T23:38:12Z

Jlapenna: AndroidHacking moved to NoisedroidHacking: Align page names for consistency

A group of Noisebridge members are working with the Google Android OS for mobile phones (and other devices). This page lists current Noisebridge Android resources.

== People ==

A partial list of people interested in Android:

* Andy Isaacson
* David Molnar
* [[User:jof|jof]]
* [[User:Ioerror|Jacob Appelbaum]]
* [[User:Christie|Christie]]
* [[User:jlapenna|jlapenna]]

== Code ==

* There is an Android build-environment on pony in /d3/android/ . Clone your own copy - it's all git-based!

== Meetings ==

* There's a group of Noisebridge Android hackers talking on irc right now (2:01 AM Pacific Time, Monday 9 February 2009).

== Projects ==
* [[Noisedroid]] is an Android build by Noisebridge.

== Resources ==

* http://source.android.com/download
* http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid

2009-03-15T01:05:40Z

Jlapenna: /* Flashing */

Noisedroid

2009-03-14T23:57:42Z

Jlapenna: Undo revision 3578 by Jlapenna (Talk)

Noisedroid

2009-03-14T23:57:17Z

Jlapenna:

Noisedroid

2009-03-14T23:56:30Z

Jlapenna:

NB Cell Network

2009-03-14T21:54:21Z

Jlapenna:

==Overview==

What if someone wanted to set up a cell network with a Siemens BS-11 base station transceiver and a gnuradio USRP card using open source software? You'd have two lab basestations to play with and to learn cell telephony with. Some have expressed interest in data applications, and the possibilities seem pretty endless, barring regulatory problems. Someone raised the possibility (sorry I forgot your name) of using RF blocking fabric to create a Faraday cage so you could test the base station without causing disruption.

==Build process==
OpenBTS software requirements:
* apt-get install -y libboost-dev python python2.5-dev libfftw3-dev swig sdcc-nf libusb-dev guile-1.8-dev libcppunit-dev libosip2-dev libortp7-dev asterisk
* gnuradio: http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/Download
** wget ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/gnuradio/gnuradio-3.1.3.tar.gz
** tar -xvzf gnuradio-3.1.3.tar.gz
** ./configure --enable-usrp
** make -j3
** sudo make install
* OpenBTS:
** ./configure
** make -j3
** sudo make install

If you hit an "abort is not defined within this scope" or similar error, add a stdlib.h include to the offending source (such as RegExp.h):
diff -u CommonLibs/Regexp.h-orig CommonLibs/Regexp.h
--- CommonLibs/Regexp.h-orig 2009-03-12 23:55:50.000000000 -0700
+++ CommonLibs/Regexp.h 2009-03-12 23:56:06.000000000 -0700
@@ -28,6 +28,7 @@

#include <regex.h>
#include <iostream>
+#include <stdlib.h>

Given FCC permission, we could operate the transceiver. For outgoing calls we can use the same VOIP account being used for the pay phone.

From what I understand, infrastructure-wise do that you'd need:

* A first linux box running the openBCS software
-- this box needs an E1 card and a free PCI slot for it (money has been collected from generous volunteers for the E1 card)

* A second linux box running openBTS/asterisk
-- this box needs one or two RFX900 (900mhz) tranceiver daughterboards for the USRP card

On the other hand, it may be possible to consolidate the OpenBTS and OpenBSC software on one box... maybe more will be revealed at the OpenBTS/GSM talk on Thursday. I just realized USRP is either USB or ethernet based (Depending on version) so we only need one PCI slot.

Since we need outgoing voip for a variety of apps I wonder if we can isolate the asterisk service once things are stable so it can be shared by the pay phone, etc. But, that is speculation at this point.

There are three barebones computers laying around the kitchen area.
* The black case has an ASUS kv8-max3 motherboard and an AMD-64 cpu, a PSU and cdrom, network, no ram (supports up to 400mhz ddr), no HD
* the beige case has an old-ass motherboard that looks damaged, a 2gig HD, and aside from having a cool slidey MB tray mechanism appears useless
* the smaller media case has a newer micro-itx motherbard with a cpu, ram, integrated VGA and ethernet, and some kind of funky power supply (maybe a picoPSU) and looks like the best candidate to be up and running quickly
* there is a small black 3.5" bay PSU that might be usable in the media PC case mentioned above

There is an ubuntu 8.10 i386 install disk in the library area in a pile of CDs. As for displays, the apple display has ADC, so a converter will be needed. The projectors probably have VGA, but we may be out of luck on DVI unless someone has an adapter, or wants to try to bring up a serial console of of a linux install disc.

==Links==

* GnuRadio: [http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki]
* OpenBSC: [http://bs11-abis.gnumonks.org/trac/wiki/OpenBSC]
* OpenBTS: [http://www.gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/OpenBTS]
* USRP brochure: [http://www.ettus.com/downloads/er_broch_trifold_v5b.pdf]
* Ettus (source for USRP and daughterboards): [http://www.ettus.com]
* ASUS KV8-MAX3 page: [http://www.abit.com.tw/page/en/motherboard/motherboard_detail.php?pMODEL_NAME=KV8-MAX3&fMTYPE=Socket+754]

[[Category:Cellular]]

Noisedroid/Hacking

2009-03-14T21:48:19Z

Jlapenna:

Noisedroid

2009-03-14T21:48:13Z

Jlapenna:

OpenBTS and GSM Presentation

2009-03-14T21:48:06Z

Jlapenna:

OpenBTS and GSM Presentation

2009-03-14T21:47:37Z

Jlapenna:

MovingIn

2009-03-14T20:07:45Z

Jlapenna: Redirecting to The Space

#REDIRECT [[The_Space]]

Noisedroid/Hacking

2009-03-13T03:21:30Z

Jlapenna: /* People */

Noisedroid/Hacking

2009-03-13T03:20:37Z

Jlapenna: /* People */

A group of Noisebridge members are working with the Google Android OS for mobile phones (and other devices). This page lists current Noisebridge Android resources.

== People ==

A partial list of people interested in Android:

* Andy Isaacson
* David Molnar
* [[User:jof|jof]]
* [[User:Ioerror|Jacob Appelbaum]]
* [[User:Christie|Christie]]
* [[User:jlapenna]]

== Code ==

* There is an Android build-environment on pony in /d3/android/ . Clone your own copy - it's all git-based!

== Meetings ==

* There's a group of Noisebridge Android hackers talking on irc right now (2:01 AM Pacific Time, Monday 9 February 2009).

== Projects ==
* [[Noisedroid]] is an Android build by Noisebridge.

== Resources ==

* http://source.android.com/download
* http://source.android.com/documentation/building-for-dream

Firstshirts

2009-01-13T03:32:56Z

Jlapenna:

Noisebridge is going to have some shirts made. It will probably feature the same logo as the most recent sticker. If you'd like to have a shirt, please add your name to the size you'd like (linked to your wiki page). The first run of shirts will no doubt be black and simple. If you'd like non-black shirts, please note this with a a solid alternative preference stated. If you're sure you wouldn't wear black and you're certain that you don't know what color you'd like, please also state that.

* Extra Large
* Large
[[User:jlapenna|jlapenna]]
* Medium
[[User:Ioerror|ioerror]]
* Small

Jukebox Server

2009-01-04T22:29:12Z

Jlapenna:

While the host is still jukebox.sf.noisebridge.net, the server that used to be there died a horrible death. Its currently running a pulse audio daemon so you can connect and serve media through it that way.

=Info=
'''Host:''' jukebox
'''User:''' jukebox/password

People

2008-11-10T03:44:37Z

Jlapenna:

Twitter

2008-11-10T03:43:20Z

Jlapenna:

There is a [http://twitter.com/noisebridge noisebridge account on twitter]. It's usually used for announcements of meetings and such, although assery, full or half, is not out of the question. Feel free to follow us there.

Also, the noisebridge account follows various members who opt-in. This allows for a centralized way of finding all of us who wish to be found, for various twitter-related projects. Here's the opt-in list (If you're a noisebridge person and want to be followed, please put your name and twitter username here).

*[[User:mediapathic | Steen]] : mediapathic
*[[User:Michiexile | Mikael]] : michiexile
*[[User:Ioerror| Jacob]] : ioerror
*[[User:Edrabbit| Ed]] : edrabbit
*Kevin : kevinreedy
*Ben Rosengart: fivetonsflax
* David Molnar : dmolnar
* [[User:Jof | jof]] : [http://twitter.com/jof jof]
* [[User:aeonsf | John]] : [http://twitter.com/aeonice aeonice]

* [[User:jtfoote | Jon Foote]] : [http://twitter.com/rrmutt rrmutt]
* [[User:jlapenna | Joe]] : [http://twitter.com/jlapenna jlapenna]

Twitter

2008-11-10T03:43:00Z

Jlapenna:

User talk:Jlapenna

2008-11-10T01:53:45Z

Jlapenna: Removing all content from page

User:Jlapenna

2008-11-10T01:53:20Z

Jlapenna: New page: [http://joelapenna.com My Site]

[http://joelapenna.com My Site]

Introduction to the AVR Microcontroller

2008-11-10T01:52:44Z

Jlapenna: /* Interested People (sign up here): */

== Overview: ==

An introduction to the Atmel AVR family of microcontrollers by [[User:Mightyohm|Jeff]] and [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]].

The curriculum has not been determined, yet, but will include:
* basic electronics
* intro to microcontrollers
* build your own AVR programmer
* how to set up your computer to develop your microcontroller projects
* build a bunch of simple, fun projects, each of which will teach a fundamental microcontroller concept

Microcontrollers are very cheap (as little as $0.50 for the simplest ones), and very powerful! With them you can do an amazingly diverse range of projects, anywhere from turning TVs off in public places, to playing computer games, to making robots move or see, to creating beautiful (or obnoxious) music, to anything your imagination can come up with! And anyone can learn to make their own projects with them, given a little background.

The Atmel AVR family microcontrollers are very easy-to-use, and easy-to-learn. There are lots of free, open-source tools available for it, and lots of open-source projects that have all documentation free for the download online. There is also a user forum called AVRfreaks.org, full of geeks all over the world, 24/7, just waiting to answer your questions about your AVR microcontroller project. For these reasons, and more, it is a very popular family of microcontrollers for the DIY (Do It Yourself) crowd, which is why we've chosen to use it for this set of classes.

== Interested People (sign up here): ==
* Daniela Steinsapir
* [[User:Michiexile|Michiexile]]
* [[User:Arcanology|Al]]
* [[User:kripto|MarkC]]
* [[User:Rigel|Rigel]]
* [[User:elgreengeeto|Skory]]
* [[User:Ioerror|Jacob]]
* [[User:Matt|MattP]]
* [[User:rachel|rachel]]
* [[User:Adi|adi]]
* [[User:JSharp|J]]
* [[User:BillyBuggy|BillyBuggy]]
* [[User:Endenizen|Brian Ferrell]]
* [[User:Mlp|Meredith]] and I'll bring a friend if the class is in December, but he'll be out of town all of November.
* [[User:Avidd|Avidd]]
* [[User:mollybee|Molly]]
* [[User:jstockford|jim]]
* [[User:dana|dana]]
* [[User:jlapenna|Joe]]

Introduction to the AVR Microcontroller

2008-11-10T01:52:28Z

Jlapenna: /* Interested People (sign up here): */

User talk:Jlapenna

2008-11-10T00:47:37Z

Jlapenna: New page: [http://joelapenna.com My Site]

[http://joelapenna.com My Site]