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* [[D-Pad_Toothpick|Improving D-Pad (Directional Arrow Pad) control]]
* [[D-Pad_Toothpick|Improving D-Pad (Directional Arrow Pad) control]]
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Bicycle Drive XO1/ Charge Batteries by Bicycle]
* [[C2_USB_Power_ECR|Increasing the maximum USB power]]
* [[C2_USB_Power_ECR|Increasing the maximum USB power]]
* [[Adding_Bluetooth|Adding a Bluetooth transceiver]]
* [[Adding_Bluetooth|Adding a Bluetooth transceiver]]
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* [[C2_Extra_SDRAM|Increasing the SDRAM memory]]
* [[C2_Extra_SDRAM|Increasing the SDRAM memory]]
* [[Neatly mounting a serial diag connector]]
* [[Neatly mounting a serial diag connector]]
* [http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Touchscreen Adding a Touchscreen]
And, not really a modification of the laptop, but possibly useful nonetheless:
And, not really a modification of the laptop, but possibly useful nonetheless:
* [[Mounting_the_XO|Mounting the XO (on a motorcycle tankbag)]]
* [[Mounting_the_XO|Mounting the XO (on a motorcycle tankbag)]]

Revision as of 14:24, 20 August 2009

This page contains information about modifications to the XO hardware. These either fix a problem/shortcoming with particular implementations (or "builds") of the laptop, or extend its capabilities in particular ways.

While some of these modifications are provided by OLPC, their use is not endorsed by OLPC. They are provided in the spirit of exploring the laptop hardware. Please remember that trying them is likely to damage your laptop.

Modification to Production Models

This page welcomes contributions from the community at large.

And, not really a modification of the laptop, but possibly useful nonetheless:

Modification of Pre-production Models

There were several thousand B4 version ("build") laptops built and distributed to developers and trials around the world. These machines (and their close cousins, the B3 and C1 builds distributed only to developers) are functionally equivalent to the production machines...except for a few minor tweaks which can make a huge difference.

Even Earlier Models