BOM
One goal of this project was to be accessible to lots of people. The total BOM cost using off the shelf components is < $100 (USD):
* (micro)SD card extender
* FPGA [ know of an open source FPGA that works here? Please share! ]
Here's a brief how to:
(1) Connect your (micro)SD card extender to your FPGA pins
(1) b. Map out your pins
(2) Load up the open source SD card emulator onto your FPGA
(3) A driver on the host machine that can do 3 things:
Read
Write
lock / unlock the device
open source release coming soon
Fun fact: Consultants quoted this project between $25k and $250k and anywhere from 3 months - 18 months. No one could guarantee it would work..
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As I could *really* use something like that for testing my open source project's update mechanism (which currently has me reflash various images to test updating on several times each release cycle) - is there *any* update on when more information on this will be available?
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He said the project is complete....
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