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Until I can fire up the virtual box, can you guys describe the error?

That really shouldn't be the case.

Are you running 32bit or 64bit?

Not giving away beer. Code, yes. Bows, yes. Fluffy bunnies - only if UPS agrees to ship them and I get a written affidavit that they will not be harmed. But not beer. No. :P Messing around with SW I got an idea for a simple(er) way to plug in servos (actually Groot suggested it at first). I don't li...

eePe reads the avrdude.conf file and extracts the programmers from there. Couple o foptions: 1) avrdude file was not updated to include FTBB 2) the avrdude.conf file is malconfigured. 3) multiple copies of avrdude.conf - not reading the correct file: For Linux: /etc/avrdude.conf Windows: same folder...

I'll make sure it's all ready and gift wrapped too

I say wait for it. No rush

Sadly, no. They are at least a week away.

What's FTBB?

Boards are to be delivered by Thursday.
Beer or no Beer the boards will be shipped out by Friday. (going on vacation - must get away from the hobby!)

Nothing worse than a programmer/developer who thinks he knows what the user wants.

There were waaaayyy to many times I was proven wrong and/or dumb by the er9x community. The radio sure looks nice but this whole thing smells of vaporware.

I find beer necessary for doing stuff like this.


Easter? I thought it was Passover.

I'm not dropping down to your level...

Just got a 1.5L bottle of blue Bombay Saphire. Don't expect any kind of thinking from me anytime soon.

It's based on an amp case. Looks kinds retro but it's super sturdy and feels wonderful in my hand.

I'm still working on a suitable size and layout.

I think I have a case manufacturer lined up.
Hopefully he can predrill holes and we can set up a one-peice board that will hold the pots and switches as well. (Brent's idea)

Liking this a lot!

I'll leave that to V2.0.

A better solution is to use "REPLACE":

That's the general idea

Boards this small are pretty stiff, I'm not worried about flexing. But soldering the top board down will make it super stiff. There might be a case available as well (not from me).

Took me long enough... exp-board.png The expansion board is ready. I like how it came out. You can install it on top of the original board like a shield. (no, I will not install male-female headers) And there are 19 IO's. That means you can have 8 inputs and 11 outputs. Or perhaps 1 input and 18 out...

I wanted to keep the size down.

I might make a servo expansion board once the unit is going.... Actually I think I'll design one now

I think you would be happier with the 32bit. It's just a lot more powerful. I'm not sure I can port everything to the 8-bit platform.

I've done 90% of the work needed on pipoFig. This program will be used to configure pipo and pipo32. Should look familiar to you all :) Windows Installer Ubuntu 32bit installer Ubuntu 64bit installer Autoupdates, notes, switches and simulation do not work yet but you can get a general idea of the wo...

Does seem like it.

You know, HK are selling USBASPs for $4.75:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/stor ... ssors.html

Looks OK to me.

In any case, it's worthwhile to install libusb-0.1-4 as well.

libusb 1.0 ?

I thought that the current lib is 0.1-4

Weird, I'll also check when I get home.

kaos wrote:

erazz wrote:Kaos, you implying I'm fat? I'm not.... (just weight 240, that's all )

Did I do that? Well, may a little! 240 is 'a little' on the 'heavy' side.

It's all pure muscle and beer!


Well I am 6'3" (190cm), I'm allowed some extra weight, aren't I?

The SM board has the new version of the FW....

Maybe it's an Ubuntu thing....

Silly question, is it plugged in? Try removing it and plugging it back in. Sometimes that helps to reset it. Also, more than likely you have an old FW version on the programmer itself. No big deal, it still flashes fine but I have noticed that it will lock up from time to time. (It's also dreadfully...

Now we have a conundrum... What would I like to have, 6050's or sandwiches...

Hungry....


Going for food!

At some point we had er9x running on the 128. I don't think there should be a problem, you would, however, need to compile for it.
In the Makefile the first parameter is: Change that to 128 and run make. Good luck!

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