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If ELM327 firmware can understand SLCAN protocol, you could use the same commands as we do for our NetCAN Plus devices: 1. `sudo sh -c ”socat pty,link=/dev/netcan0,raw tcp:192.168.1.5:2001 &”` 2....

You'll have to build/install at least kernel 5.4-rc8.

You can try [Buildroot](https://buildroot.org/). It already provides a defconfig for different BeagleBones (`configs/beaglebone_defconfig`). ``` git clone git://git.buildroot.net/buildroot cd buildroot make beaglebone_defconfig make menuconfig ``` Once in menuconfig, change Kernel configuration...

If you look at the reuse example [repository](https://github.com/fsfe/reuse-example), you can see that every file has a license. Even `README.md` and `.gitignore`. What about adding SPDX identifiers (GPL-2.0-only) for all these...

@hartkopp I like this approach. BTW `README.md` does have a license. You can see it only if you open the file as raw. ``` ```

@mcuee could you post your CMake output? Looks like it checks `ftdi_tcioflush` for the old ftdi version but compiles against the new one.

@mcuee thanks. So, for now, you get only `-Wunused-but-set-variable` warning. No libftdi related warnings. @dl8dtl can the `checksum` variable be removed? It was unsued since its introduction in 2005.

Yes, this is normal CMake procedure. But there are tricks to make both like what `libftdi1` [makes](http://developer.intra2net.com/git/?p=libftdi;a=blob;f=src/CMakeLists.txt;h=17b36173621bd9337b03e07a56f468d598ac208b;hb=HEAD#l41). Generally, it is not a problem. When you package avrdude, you would run...

The main issue for me is the `f->Call()` invocation in `api/mraa/gpio.hpp`: f->Call(SWIGV8_CURRENT_CONTEXT()->Global(), argc, argv); In the recent Node.js versions it requires 4 parameters instead of 3 (see [API](https://v8docs.nodesource.com/node-4.8/d5/d54/classv8_1_1_function.html#a9c3d0e4e13ddd7721fce238aa5b94a11)) The errors...

If using Python3 I have no problems connecting to the server and reading a file, but the same code fails in Python2.