PirateBox DIY
PirateBox can be configured to run on many devices, including wireless routers, single-board computers, laptops, and mobile phones. Key hardware platforms include the TP-Link MR3020 and the Raspberry Pi both of which start at US$35.
OpenWrt
PirateBox will potentially run on most OpenWrt compatible routers with USB storage. Check out this tutorial and be sure to visit the forum for support and more info.
OpenWrt with Mesh
Thanks to lead PirateBox developer Matthias Strubel PirateBox can now be configured to create wireless mesh networks using Alexandre Dulaunoy’s Forban. This feature is still in testing – for more info, check out this forum post.
Raspberry Pi
PirateBox can be configured to run on single-board computers like the Raspberry Pi. See this tutorial and search the forum for more info.
PirateBox Live
Check out Cale Black’s Linux PirateBoxLive and Windows PirateBoxLive for tutorials outlining how to run PirateBox directly from a USB flash drive. These packages are based on Matthias Strubel’s amazing PirateBox installation scripts.
Android
PirateBox can also be run on Android. Check out the Fun2Code tutorial and this xda-developers discussion thread.
PirateBox Logo/Sticker
You can download a svg version of the PirateBox logo here (thanks Kent Seaton) or a .png file from here. And/or you can order PirateBox stickers from zazzle.
PirateBox Forum
Please post your questions, discoveries, ideas, and solutions in the PirateBox Forum.