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Wed, 19 Oct 2005
Adding Mifare Ultralight support to librfid

Since (as opposed to MiFARE Classic) the Philips proprietary MiFARE Ultralight RFID Transponder is actually documented quite well, I've added support for it to librfid. In theory it should work (I've implemented it just like the data sheet says), but unfortunately the transponder doesn't reply to READ/WRITE commands yet :(

The reason for implementing MiFARE ultralight is mainly to have a closer look at the Champions League Tickets from last year, since they are the "beta test" for the Soccer World Championship here in Germany next year.

[ /linux/mrtd | permanent link ]

OpenEZX.org project launched

Today I've started a small preliminary homepage about my A780/E680 hacking efforts at openezx.org. This also means that the old a780-hackers@lists.gnumonks.org list was renamed to openezx-devel@lists.gnumonks.org.

Expect no big news for some time, since I'm mostly working on porting/merging all EZX specific stuff into a 2.6.14-rc4 kernel.. a quite big job that will certainly take some time.

Stay tuned.

[ /linux/a780 | permanent link ]

Restructuring the netfilter.org project homepage

Some years ago, the netfilter project only had the kernel side netfilter/iptables code, and the userspace iptables program. Then we added patch-o-matic(-ng), and more recently there were a number of more sub-projects growing, like ipset, all the nfnetlink-related code, ctnetlink, etc.

Unfortunately the homepage design didn't really cope with the fact that there is now a more hierarchical structure with many sub-projects.

It was always my hope that some "new webmaster" would take care of it. Unfortunately we still don't have a webmaster, so I spent some time on it today. You can see the results at www.netfilter.org.

[ /linux/netfilter | permanent link ]