OpenMarine

Last Firmware driver was provided in November 2021, for kernel 5.10.63
Updating to a newer kernel (currently 5.10.103) turns the HAT into a useless brick.

It was promoted and advertised as 'open source', however since 4 yrs (!) their github page still states:

Code:
Currently the firmware for the Moitessier HAT microcontroller will be revised. As soon as this process is finished, the source code will be published. In the meantime you can use the precompiled binary.

Anyone out there who can shed some light on this? Is there any chance to update kernel without losing the HAT's functionality?

Michael

Hi Michael,

sorry, we missed the latest update.
The drivers are on its way. Please, check again in a few hours.

Regards,
Christian

Thanks to Christian & Thomas! Version for kernel 103 is available now.
Compilation instructions can be found in the user manual btw

Michael

You'll find the latest driver for kernel 5.15.30 (32 and 64 bit bullseye!!!) in the download section of www.rooco.eu

Regards,
Thomas

(2022-04-07, 07:02 PM)Rooco Wrote: [ -> ]You'll find the latest driver for kernel 5.15.30 (32 and 64 bit bullseye!!!) in the download section of www.rooco.eu

Regards,
Thomas

Hi Thmas, the bullseye kernel has already changed, see:

"Linux openplotter 5.15.32-v8 + # 1538 SMP PREEMPT Thu Mar 31 19:40:39 BST 2022 aarch64 GNU / Linux".

Thanks anyway! Confused

Geronius

christian

Geronius

Rooco

Max1947