biemster

@aircable if I remember correctly I just tried what's already in the current code (maybe switched to seconds, or microseconds, or that weird Cocoa epoch), that's all. It was just...

``` ecasound: ERROR: [ECA-SESSION] : "Audio object "alsa" does not match any of the known audio device types ``` is your true error here. I'm not an expert on macOS,...

> Currently, there's a bunch of useful information that I had to search for myself: great! that's exactly the point of this repo actually. there are too many UART adapters...

> I'm trying to flash my 2 trackers this weekend, but I believe I already broke one of them. > > - Is the reset state persistent? (= once reached,...

First to answer your questions: 1) No you don't need to press/hold the button 2) I'm not aware of anyone making a recording of the flashing process unfortunately, but the...

Great! well done. Just as a first response, don't try the main branch on macOS, but use the catalina (python2) or monterey (python3) branches. You don't need pyprovision or any...

About a PR, I don't accept any unless they are bugfixes. I regard this project as finalized, but everyone is free (and encouraged!) to reuse the code in their own...

> Just FYI: I've previously worked on various video game emulators (mainly MIPS, ARM and x86); I also have plenty of experience of porting / decompiling games to other platforms...

The private key is all you need indeed, but that's stored in the Secure Enclave as far as I know. To my knowledge nobody knows how to get that, but...

the `generate_keys.py` script generates a random key here: https://github.com/biemster/FindMy/blob/8c2ce60f77f39ea8eca32a012ce319c13dc27b59/generate_keys.py#L28 If you change that line and put there the private key you found for your device, then the script generates a...