Chris Kuethe

Probably possible. I'll see about making some time to work on this in the next couple of weeks. I have some other things on my plate right now.

This library works fabulously well under linux, no weird vendor drivers required. ``` from radiacode import RadiaCode rc = RadiaCode() # or rc = RadiaCode(serial_number="RC-102-123456") if you want to connect...

Radiacode devices do not show up as a tty, they're connected as a generic USB device. In this library all the "business logic" necessary to interact with a radiacode device...

Gonna toot my own horn a little bit and point you at some other things I've written to interact with radiacode on linux, using this library: https://github.com/ckuethe/radiacode-tools This code works...

I would be remiss if I didn't also say have a look at the included examples, which I used in order to write my tools: https://github.com/cdump/radiacode/tree/master/radiacode-examples Once you can make...

Doesn't break on my Ubuntu machine.

Odd. It does appear that load_ingenic ran, but it didn't set blkCnt. ``` ingenic: Get data from sinfo and set SENSOR as sc2336 ingenic: Write detected sc2336 to U-Boot ENV...

### cam2 No discernable image features  ### cam3 Vague hint of something on the right side of the image. 

@jbrepogmailcom I think you misunderstand. It is perfectly reasonable to leave the rest of the external support circuitry powered up when calling a routine that is documented to put the...

I thought a little about this when I was adding Radiacode support and eventually came to the conclusion that the easiest approach was to: 1. write a stand-alone tool to...