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Shout out to @NervesProject member @pressy4pie

@akoutmos ive always wanted to do this swap. its an RB in a Z car right? 240? love to see it

When i am not programming Elixir, I’m building race cars…and I think this one is going to be a monster.

got GPS fix, SD interface and CAN Bus working tonight

funny little devboard i put together - stm32F7, CAN, GNSS, SDcard annnnd GBA link port 😁 prototyping a GPS powered speedometer.

it RGBs

got the second revision of my custom @NervesProject RGB LED controller a couple hours ago. didnt have time to do a ton of testing, but everything seems to work without any bodges. #myelixirstatus

@mlainez @Nissan @VWGroup @Raspberry_Pi @arduino This is very cool and I'd love to chat about it. I've got a Mazda Miata / Rx8 swap whose dash components are running a Nerves board for running the dashboard components.

Spent the past months with my associates #retrofitting a @Nissan leaf engine into a 07 @VWGroup Polo. We had to create new components using @Raspberry_Pi and @arduino to make incompatible parts talking together. The polo key starts the EV engine, and RPMs are sent on polo dash.

@src_rip probably not exactly what you're looking for, but just in case - we have a decent sqlite interface (and an ecto driver). sqlite has a fts extension. so as they say 'the pieces are there'..

Why doesn't elixir have a really good fuzzy search library like all the ones in go and rust? (Fzf and is numerous copies)

did a really lazy write-up of the setup tonight. Hopefully it helps someone out cone.codes/posts/nerves-m…

@tomazbracic @NervesProject nothing super ground breaking, its was mostly an exercise in obscure documentation. shoulders of giants and all that

@pressy4pie @NervesProject can you share more? really interested in.

Got my custom @NervesProject boards meshed together using 802.11s with Nerves Key based IPv6 addressing to use Erlang Distribution between nodes. Planning on using this to synchronize LED strips across the network. #myelixirstatus

@tomazbracic @NervesProject the nerves key has a 48 bit unique identifier, so i made a 48 bit ipv6 subnet. every device that joins that network uses mdns to discover the other nodes, and creates a distribution network with them.

@tomazbracic @NervesProject sure. the gist of it is running an erlang distribution network over a ipv6 subnet. that subnet just happens to span across an 802.11s mesh network. the devices use a special crypto identification chip that is common on Nerves Devices, we call them Nerves Keys

fits the enclosure nearly perfectly as well

almost everything worked first try on a my custom @NervesProject board. #myelixirstatus

@Adkron its perfect for what i ask of it (not much)

@pressy4pie The real question is, what are your thoughts on that oscope?

Just got @NervesProject booting on an @AllwinnerTech T113s. Pretty much everything worked right out of the box on mainline linux. #myelixirstatus

got PWM up and running

Got CAN bus working as well