David Parry

So, I retried this again. To make life easier for myself, I soldered 2 x 3 header pins onto the BrickPi on UC1 & UC2. This avoids the whole "pinching"...

Tried one more time. Success! I suspect my previous failure might have been because I moved during the process and a cable lost contact. So, what I did this time...

New problem. So, when I try to confirm the Firmware upgrade has worked, by following the instructions and run: ``` sudo python EV3-Firmware_Check.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "EV3-Firmware_Check.py",...

Fixed this. It was apparently a typo that got left in there by someone. Just deleted the `=======`. Was able to run the `EV3-Firmware_Check.py` script. This is what I get...

I did a diff between the hex files in the `EV3_firmware_dev` branch and master, and some were different. I uploaded the newer ones from `EV3_firmware_dev` and re-ran the `EV3-Firmware_Check.py` script...

I tried again with an EV3-Touch sensor on Port 4, sensor pressed. Same result. Are you sure about this? I was running the `EV3-Firmware_Check.py` script, not the `EV3-Touch.py` script. Either...

Can we also get some better documentation on how to do this? I've got EV3 sensors I'd like to try, and an AVRISPMk2, but I can't see in the docs...

Thanks. If you just have brief notes, I can attempt to reproduce the steps and write them up as proper documentation.

I'm using an Olimex AVR-ISP-MK2 on OSX and Ubuntu. I get the following errors when running the `upload1.sh` scripts on both machines: ``` avrdude: stk500v2_recv_mk2: error in USB receive avrdude:...

I made a bit of progress on this. The Olimex documentation says that in order to work with avrdude, the firmware on the AVRISPMK2 needs to be updated also. So,...