Hacking Ellison’s NIC for fun and profit
Jun 8, 2001 — by Rick Lehrbaum — from the LinuxDevices Archive — viewsIn this article, Embedded developer Jerry Epplin takes The New Internet Computer Company's Linux-based “NIC” Internet appliance for a spin and reports on his impressions. Never content to simply use stuff, Epplin proceeds to hack into the NIC and solve what he considers to be its main problem — the lack of a built-in email client.
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