Projects sharing features with U Boot Mod

This firmware transforms an ESP32 device into a portable penetration testing platform by combining an embedded JavaScript runtime with multi-protocol wireless attack capabilities, USB and Bluetooth HID emulation, and a menu-driven user interface. It is designed as a unified system that integrates persistent storage, hardware abstraction for external radio modules, a serial command protocol for headless operation, and a web-based remote desktop that streams the device screen and relays button inputs for remote control. The custom JavaScript scripting environment enables users to write and run

This project is a collection of management interfaces and platforms for network-connected hardware. It functions as a firmware extension platform, a network storage operating system manager, and a network routing administrator. The system enables the installation of open-source plugins and third-party add-ons to expand device capabilities. It provides a management interface for network attached storage, allowing for remote file management and peer-to-peer media streaming. Broad capabilities cover network routing configuration through policy-based routing and dynamic DNS, as well as firmware

libimobiledevice is a communication library designed to interact with iOS devices using native protocols instead of proprietary software. It provides a set of tools for device management, including firmware recovery, filesystem access, and the creation of native backups and restores. The project implements a property list parser to read and write data across binary, XML, and JSON formats. It enables low-level hardware control, such as triggering recovery modes, modifying system settings, and managing device activation and provisioning via official servers. The library covers several function

This project is a software-defined radio platform designed to capture, analyze, and broadcast radio frequency signals across a wide spectrum. It provides a programmable hardware interface for transmitting and receiving radio signals, enabling spectrum analysis and wireless data monitoring. The system is distinguished by its ability to synchronize multiple devices using a shared external clock and hardware triggers to ensure precise timing and sample accuracy. It supports advanced signal routing, allowing ports to be mapped based on frequency or time to enable specialized operations like pseud

ZSWatch is a real-time operating system for wearable devices featuring a touch display and Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity. It provides a comprehensive software suite that includes a Bluetooth LE communication stack, an embedded UI framework for round displays, and a complete firmware toolchain for compiling, flashing, and simulating wearable hardware. The project is distinguished by its specialized wearable capabilities, such as a graphical framework for designing reactive screens and watchfaces via a visual editor. It implements a publish-subscribe messaging system to decouple hardware se

This project is a comprehensive technical manual for installing macOS on non-Apple x86 hardware using the OpenCore bootloader. It serves as a configuration guide for emulating Apple hardware and patching system firmware to achieve operating system compatibility on PCs. The documentation provides detailed instructions for SMBIOS hardware emulation, including the generation of system identifiers and model profiles. It covers the application of ACPI table patches to enable native power management and the modification of UEFI runtime services to resolve memory map and write protection issues. Th

Mimiclaw is a framework for integrating large language models with microcontroller hardware to create interactive AI agents. It provides an embedded AI agent runtime and a tool-calling engine that allows language model loops to execute on embedded devices. The system acts as a bridge between language model APIs and physical hardware peripherals, enabling the control of sensors and actuators through natural language. The project features a dedicated manager for over-the-air firmware updates, allowing system images to be installed via web browsers or wireless networks to remove local toolchain

This project is an OpenWrt firmware builder and specialized Linux router distribution designed to repurpose Amlogic S9xxx series hardware into functional routers. It provides a hardware adaptation layer consisting of kernel modifications and drivers that enable the operating system to run on Amlogic ARM SoC devices. The project features an automated firmware pipeline for scheduling, building, and distributing custom images. It includes a device recovery toolkit for bootstrapping, flashing, and restoring factory images, and supports the conversion of devices previously running different mobile

edk2 is a development project for creating system firmware that complies with the UEFI specification. It provides the necessary infrastructure to initialize hardware platforms and boot operating systems across multiple CPU architectures. The project utilizes a modular firmware architecture that decouples high-level management protocols from physical transport layers. It implements critical security features, including a measured boot chain, cryptographic primitives for image authentication, and support for Trusted Platform Module hardware and software implementations. Its capability surface

Flipper is a portable, multi-protocol hardware security tool designed for the analysis, capture, and emulation of wireless and physical access signals. It functions as a platform for security research and hardware experimentation, enabling users to interact with radio frequency, infrared, and near-field communication systems. The device distinguishes itself through its modular firmware architecture and script-based execution engine, which allow for the automation of complex signal transmissions and keystroke injection sequences. By utilizing direct hardware manipulation and event-driven polli

CloverBootloader is a UEFI-compliant boot loader designed to initialize hardware and launch multiple operating systems across various platforms. Its primary purpose is to enable the booting of operating systems on unsupported hardware through system identity spoofing and hardware emulation. The project specializes in hardware compatibility patching by modifying ACPI tables, faking hardware IDs, and patching binary kernels or extensions in memory during the boot process. It provides capabilities to inject kernel extensions and spoof system parameters, such as product names and serial numbers,

lan-mouse is a software KVM switch and networked peripheral controller that allows a user to share a single keyboard and mouse across multiple computers over a local area network. It functions as a cross-platform input sharer, capturing local peripheral events and relaying them to remote hosts for simulation at the operating system level. The system secures remote input control using a TLS-encrypted transport layer to prevent the interception of keystrokes and pointer data. Access is managed through fingerprint-based device authorization, which validates remote connections by matching unique

WLED is a web-based firmware designed for ESP8266 and ESP32 microcontrollers to manage addressable LED strips and matrices. It functions as a comprehensive IoT lighting automation system, providing the tools to control individual pixels, define logical segments, and execute dynamic lighting effects. The platform supports a wide range of hardware configurations, including matrix panels and non-addressable LED arrays, while offering granular control over brightness, color palettes, and animation speed. The project distinguishes itself through its extensive support for networked orchestration an

This project provides KVM over IP hardware and software for remote computer management. It functions as an ATX power management controller, a remote serial console server, and a virtual media emulator. A WebRTC remote access gateway is used to bypass NAT and firewalls for low-latency hardware control via a web browser. The system is distinguished by its ability to simulate physical peripherals at the hardware level, including HID device emulation for keyboard and mouse input and USB mass storage emulation for streaming ISO images. It features a UART-to-web bridge for remote serial console acc