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Thank you for the warm words! Let me use this chance to ask for help :)

This engine computer can already write operation logs on an SD card via SPI, but we have a usability issue - in order to get the logs one needs to remove the SD card which means one would need to un-mount the ECU and open the case and remove the SD card, and who knows how many insert/removals would these cheap SD card holders survive. Yes to some extent this is a hardware issue - in a perfect works we would have a better case and a better location of the SD module, but we are not in the perfect world. In real world I think the easiest way is to access the logs via USB, since we already have a conveniently located USB and I trust the USB connectors much more than I trust the SD card holder.

tl,dr: it would be great if somebody could help me with viewtopic.php?f=3&t=619&start=30#p25730
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@mobyfab has migrated rusEfi to ChibiOS 3. We are only a couple of years late to the party :)
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LOL, now you can start over with RT 4 ;)

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russian wrote:@mobyfab has migrated rusEfi to ChibiOS 3. We are only a couple of years late to the party :)
Giovanni wrote:LOL, now you can start over with RT 4 ;)

To maintain consistency I recommend you do it in 2019!
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Giovanni wrote:LOL, now you can start over with RT 4 ;)

Giovanni


You're making my life difficult. :D
Now that we use git submodules it should be a lot easier, also we are using the stable branches so it's not there yet.
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mobyfab wrote:...we are using the stable branches so it's not there yet.


matter of days, I guess

mobyfab wrote:You're making my life difficult. :D

Ooohh, the club is growing up. :mrgreen:
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rusEfi Happy New Year and Ion Sense video :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6YsVTBH334
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We have another unexpected random "fun": we have rusEfi working fine on F407 and F469 and a few F7 but today we got affected by what seems to be hardware watchdog on F405? The firmware compiled for that chip seems to be constantly rebooting itself unless WDG_SW bit it set?

Is anyone aware of any specifics of F405 versus F407 or does this all not sound right?

See https://github.com/rusefi/rusefi/issues/711

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I would look for errata.

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Now also supporting Kinetis - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Vm4fQnetag

Kinetis is interesting for us because it's 5v and because of some interesting peripheral for sensor signal decoding.
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