On Wednesday 22 August 2001 04:13 pm, Brian Cluff wrote:
> The TIVO runs linux and does all its magic with it.... complete with a lot
> of their software opensourced, not enough to actually make your own for
> free, but enough so that people are doing all sorts of cool hacks of them
> like upgrading the storage size like I have done and adding ethernet
> capability along with web servers so you can actually get into the unit and
> play around with its guide information. They even have the capability to
> download the MPEG files directly off the hard drive and play them back on
> any PC.
Ah, but I thought those last bits (ethernet + storing on hard drive) were...
"discouraged". If my memory holds true, the description on how to do the
hacks were pulled *very* quickly after being released after TiVo expressed
concerns about those.
Or has something changed since?
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