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DIA = most likely diamond because "emerald" is a codename but could also be ?diatomite or diapason? | DIA = most likely diamond because "emerald" is a codename but could also be ?diatomite or diapason? | ||
VER = vertigo | VER = vertigo | ||
DYN = | DYN = Dynamo | ||
SUR = surtees (already debunked). John Surtees was a British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and Formula One driver. | SUR = surtees (already debunked). John Surtees was a British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and Formula One driver. | ||
JTP = ?jetpack? | JTP = ?jetpack? | ||
Revision as of 09:58, 28 September 2024
Unclassified
- Monza: eMMC Controller. Probably relates to the Italian city hosting a racing circuit.
- Batoh: Dualshock 3 Controller. ?Good spelling?
- Starship: NAND Controller. Theoretical vehicle for interstellar travel.
- Sherwood: TSOP Syscon Controller. Maybe relates to the Sherwood forest.
Mythology
- Eurus: Wifi/BT Controller. God and personification of the east wind.
- Zephyr: GbE Controller. God and personification of the west wind.
Geology
- Emerald: seen in index.dat. Gemstone.
- Diamond: a motherboard revision. Gemstone.
- Aquamarine: Bluray Drive Controller. Gemstone.
- Mullion: BGA Syscon Controller. Geological term for structures formed by extension.
Motherboards:
TMU = Tool Main Unit (all codenames belonging to DECR are acronyms) COK = cookie SEM = ?semper? SA = ?sapphire? ?sandstone? ?sardonyx? ?salt? DIA = most likely diamond because "emerald" is a codename but could also be ?diatomite or diapason? VER = vertigo DYN = Dynamo SUR = surtees (already debunked). John Surtees was a British Grand Prix motorcycle road racer and Formula One driver. JTP = ?jetpack? JSD = ?jassid? KTE = kten
MPX = ? MSX = ? NPX = ? PPX = ?pepper? PQX = ? RTX = ? REX = ?
