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| First step is to gut your ups.
This is not necessarily a haphazard hack and slash step. We need to preserve
the leads, switches, breakers and the entire outlet wiring 100% as we will be
keeping this as a striped down power strip as well to help with the camouflage
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Next up is to
carefully remove the innards of the switch or router you chose. While doing
this use the same careful consideration you would lend a new CPU or motherboard
as one bad zap of static can toast the unit entirely.
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The nslu2 naked.
This is really the heart of our stealth server. The outer shell is really
oversized for what's inside of it. But that's marketing's fault I suppose. Now
that the shells are off we will have an easier time fitting it all in. there
are a few LED's for status on the unit, but we don't care much for those
showing in this "stealthy project"
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The walwarts have
a pretty big shell too. They are actually fairly easy to take apart. I use my
dremal tool on high and melted around the seam being super careful to not cut
to deep. Once it was melted around the edges I used a flat screwdriver to snap
it open and all the innards just fell out. You will want to prepare both power
supplies like this. I hope for the sake of your genetic line I don't have to
remind you to not have this plugged in when you do this.
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