stryd_one

Way to go dave! This kind of thing can be really helpful. Not to mention just fun to see what others are up to ;) May I suggest that, if you want to separate the posts into individual threads, you link to your other threads, so that if someone stumbles across part 2, they can find part 1?

Word!

Thanks Haris, but... Where are you?

He was on a mission for Mr Bin Laden. True! ;D Cimo: Sahira grows up so fast!!

Nah not really..... It's a replacement module. I guess maybe you could do something tricky and connect wires from the core32 module, to the PIC socket on the old board... But some parts would need to be replaced too. Preferably, this is probably a job for ultracore32, but it should be possible without tooo much mucking about.

Looks nice! Hope you don't mind, I edited your post to make the images fit in the window.

I should elaborate - the reason I suggested upgrading is also that there is a possibility the upload did not work properly last time. That's why it's important to use mios studio in smart mode and all that, just to confirm it. The ain64_din128_dout128 app is fairly simple, just need to tell the app how many ain and dins you have, and recompile. Once you've replied to jim's post (which has good advice in it which you should follow) if you are not able to compile it as such, I'll know your setup and can do it for you.

Thanks W! Now I know the type you mean.... Do you have a pinout for that one?

Hmm... your example makes this smell like a gplink bug or something.... but the code you posted doesn't compile here: main.c:66: error 78: incompatible types from type 'struct midi_bus [16] ' to type 'char generic* ' main.c:71: error 78: incompatible types from type 'struct midi_bus [16] ' to type 'char generic* ' make: *** [_output/main.o] Error 1 Which is still leaving me wondering about your toolchain. ;)

That display gives me wood.

Google seems to have confirmed my suspicion that monolithic refers to the method of construction, rather than the material used.... not sure whether a monolithic ceramic is interchangeable with a (not-monolithic) ceramic though?

Sweet :) I hate to be a grammar nazi, but just for the sake of searching, perhaps it would be best to replace "detend" with "detent(ed)"?

Liar! that's a digeridon't! ;D

We like your OCD. Rock on.

Also, yum.

That'll be a URL filter, I guess the whole chat app is not stored locally.... This is frustrating cause the new chat is rather nice. Maybe you could use another web-based IRC client, and it won't be blocked? We miss you G!

A butterfly flaps it's wings, Hermine the Huntsman Spider sees it, and it gets eaten? (For the non-chat-dwellers, that's my resident pal. Isn't she pretty?!)

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confession: I *still* use them every time i solder a board. It's either that, or rely on my memory. *Not* a good idea ;D

Are you sure J5 is behaving normally as a test? (IE, not with this app?)

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That's probably not necessary. The idea is to use the zip files on ucapps.de, as they have been tested. Cowboy developers like me may have broken the SVN versions ;)

Sweet! Can you tell us more about the linux software? Is it uCLinux or ..? Curiosity.....

Is there much in the way of DIY projects around that beastie yet? (the NGW) Something else worth considering is an asus eeebox... They're numerous, so they're cheap, and there's lots of support. About the size of a hardback at 223x178x26mm...no PCI slots but plenty of USB, and WLAN built in, etc... at 350USD it's more than the parts for a real embedded system, but you might save a lot of hassle...

PM coming your way ;)