Frank Hunleth

Hi @alpa669, I haven't used the TCN75A, but I'd expect it to work fine with Nerves. The `Circuits.I2C.detect_devices/0` function can't detect all devices so this might be one that doesn't...

It would be in the documentation for the board that you have. I'd assume you'd get that from www.microbot.it. Looking at the [TCN75A datasheet](https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/TCN75A), my guess is that it's `0b1001000`...

Did you mean to include the `decode_frame` -> `decode_header` change? Also, wow, nice find!

Sorry - I don't maintain this project. I just saw the fix and was trying to be helpful to get it merged as quickly as possible.

Do you have the error message that this fixes and the kernel version? Also, I don't understand the link to the Linux kernel. Adding`#include ` is what breaks things?

I know that it's been a while on this issue, but it's fixed now.

My feeling is that if `erlexec` works then that sounds like a great route. I skimmed the `erlexec` code and it seems fine. At least I'm not seeing anything yet...

Nerves only uses `Mix releases` to assist in creating firmware. Mix releases also creates shell scripts and batch scripts which aren't useful for Nerves. It looks like the shell scripts...

That is a very noble effort that I'd like to support. I will think more about this. I'm glad that the workaround for you is easy (i.e., delete the `-setcookie`...

The official Raspberry Pi way is to load overlays via the [dtoverlay](https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html#part3.5.1) command. Its source is at https://github.com/raspberrypi/userland/tree/master/host_applications/linux/apps/dtoverlay. `dtoverlay` is included in the system and should work. I tested it...