Benjamin Vanheuverzwijn

I think the eeprom id is in the wrong byte order. Try this: ``` python stratasys-cartridge.py info -t uprintse -e b337bd0bd01410c8 -i ../test.bin ```

Likely a problem with the physical connection with the EEPROM. Too long wire maybe?

Can you give me the output of this command: `ls /sys/bus/w1/devices/` while the eeprom is connected

@cdnreprap see this commit https://github.com/bvanheu/stratatools/commit/41accb5cc35dfcbb94298694bc5f60aaaa82307c

@256FF try this one: `09FBD4B61FC0B327` ( https://github.com/bvanheu/stratatools/commit/41accb5cc35dfcbb94298694bc5f60aaaa82307c )

I believe the id might be: https://github.com/bvanheu/stratatools/commit/41accb5cc35dfcbb94298694bc5f60aaaa82307c Can you try and report back if you're able to decode those chips?

@CTSchorsch do you know if the issue with the daemon mode was related to the qty of material on the cartridge?

It looks like your package of "six" is too old (1.8.0) and you need >= 1.9.0. Can you try: ```pip install --upgrade six``` or ```pip install six=1.9.0```

`cartridge_dump.bin` should contain the encrypted cartridge data (the data contained on the eeprom itself). An empty file is likely to cause a "bytearray index out of range" error. You can...

A wrong EEPROM uid might also be the culprit of such error. It should usually ends with "23". The UID you are using in a previous comment ("1000000098316f32") is probably...