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Dear paradajz and community, I have a problem with building a custom firmware but first I want to thank you paradajz! I am not into programming at all and your project allows me to realize my dream midi-controller. I'm so glad I found your website. I have not been on github before and I can't believe how openly you share your work. There is really something utopian about this open-source-mindset and I hope I will be able to give something back to the community or directly to you paradajz in future. I make (sound) art and electronic music and I can 3d-design and 3d-print stuff. If I can somehow help with that, it would be a pleasure to me. (You can get an idea of what I do here: https://pavilion27.com/salariu/ The Speaker cube for example is 3d-designed and printed...) Okay now to my problem: Okay so that gave me the impression everything is set up correctly and all I need now is a correct YAML-file for my custom board - or am I missing something?
when I run the make command I get this: I tried to find out what the problem is for hours now, looked into the wiki again and again, tried different YAML-file setups but I just can't figure it out. :/ Can anyone help me? Did I forget something? |
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Hey, I'm glad you like my work. 4067 mulitplexer uses 4 pins for controlling which pin is active: S0, S1, S2 and S3 (lowercase in the config file). All these signals are named
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Implemented some error checking in the scripts. Example of missing s pins:
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Hey,
I'm glad you like my work. 4067 mulitplexer uses 4 pins for controlling which pin is active: S0, S1, S2 and S3 (lowercase in the config file). All these signals are named
s0
in your config file. Just change it to correct order (config below also fixes the order of z pins):