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Oh man my emoticons look desperate now.

Hey, I realize this has little to do with music or Midibox, but I don't know of any other technical and friendly forums. Does anyone have any recommendations for starting out in Linux Dev? I have a few years of experience with objective-C for iPhone/iPad. But now I want to make a daemon for a embedded Linux system and I have no idea where to start. How do I start the actual project? Are there templates for daemon-style binaries? I want to incorporate GPIOs and I2C, but I'm not 100% sure how to do this easily. I think that's enough to get started, I shouldn't describe too much before seeing if anyone has any suggestions :w00t: :logik:

Whoa, this is nice to see! I'm a amateur iPhone/iPad developer and I'm really excited to see some really professional music-related work going up. My next project plan was to build some kind of OSC music player. But I still can't even figure out how to get an OSC running in it at all. Ah well, one day. Everyone of my my apps has had something that was really difficult to get over. I'm definitely loading this on my iPad when I get home. Do you plan on working on the graphics a bit more?

Hey, I'm building my Sammich and everything has been checking out. I voltage tested everything, especially the SID hook ups. MIOS loads and I uploaded the Sammich Application. However, when I plug in the Sids and start up the sammich the LCD does not come on! I'm baffled as to why this could be. The jumber is pinned to the 6582 (5V) and the voltage and ground are checked with a multi-meter. I'm worried there is something wrong with the SIDs. EDIT: Solved, I needed a better PSU

Whoa, that's amazing. So if I hadn't posted here you never would have heard. Awesome. Good stuff! I look forward to starting my project.

From this site: http://web.media.mit.edu/~nvawter/projects/1bit/index.html It's just the Atmega with the firmware on it. I wish it was a board and everything but it's not. But so far that means I would only be out more money :-\ I wish it was a PIC, I could have burned a PIC.

Has anyone else ordered a 1-Bit groove box from Noah Vawter? I sent him money 2 weeks ago and haven't gotten a response at all since. He had cleared it before, so now I feel like he's ripped me off. Anyone else have this experience?

Okay, he mentions the 6852 and made a Wilba SID. Really nice stuff on his site. Though it now feels weird that I'm posting about someone who is already here!

Hackaday has posted a link for a blog by a "commodore 64 fanatic". Interesting site to say the least, not sure if anyone else here knew about it (or is that particular person!).

Ah I see. Should I be worried?

Oh well, I suppose it's a thing about the PIC burning software and not anything specific with PICs.

Okay, for some reason this is what happened. CAProvider wasn't working. What I was seeing is perhaps Apple's halfhearted MIDI java implementation. It is apparently truly half-hearted considering it was eating half of the upload message, even when it was a new burned PIC which was sending lots and lots of requests. So, anyway, I installed plumstone (rebooted) and not even that worked, so I installed MMJ and now suddenly I have two versions of my UNO appearing in MIOS studio. I hooked up the new one in the routing and it uploaded. :-\

Hrmm, even though I got errors they appear to work okay, at least one does. But what did it mean by fuses?

Whew, Apparently I was doing something wrong with my GM5 last night or something. I switched back to my UNO this morning and am receiving constant upload requests. BUT THEY'RE STILL BELOW 8 BYTES! Starting upload of mios_v1_9g_pic18f4685.hex Hex file contains code in MIOS range, forcing reboot for upload via 1st level bootloader! The reboot request will lead to an error acknowledge, please ignore! Waiting for upload request... Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes Received SysEx message of less than 8 bytes WTF?

Thanks, that's a great place to get started. Maybe there's something similar with AU (because I'm developing on Mac)?