The GoodFet has been discontinued for some time now. Instead you can use a Raspberry Pi, but you need an older model that uses the BCM2835 SOC. I happened to have an original Raspberry Pi 1 kicking around so it was perfect for this task.
Now connect up the 5 IM-Me pins as follows, looking at the back of the board, from left to right:
1) Reset -> Raspberry Pi Pin 13
2) Debug Data -> Raspberry Pi Pin 11
3) Debug Clock -> Raspberry Pi Pin 12
4) VCC -> Raspberry Pi 3.3 volts (don't use 5v!!!)
5) Ground -> Raspberry Pi Ground
Then clone this onto your pi:
git clone https://github.com/tobyjaffey/cctl.git
cd cctl/ccpil
make
Then copy your build of opensesame.hex onto the pi, then:
The GoodFet has been discontinued for some time now. Instead you can use a Raspberry Pi, but you need an older model that uses the BCM2835 SOC. I happened to have an original Raspberry Pi 1 kicking around so it was perfect for this task.
Now connect up the 5 IM-Me pins as follows, looking at the back of the board, from left to right:
1) Reset -> Raspberry Pi Pin 13 2) Debug Data -> Raspberry Pi Pin 11 3) Debug Clock -> Raspberry Pi Pin 12 4) VCC -> Raspberry Pi 3.3 volts (don't use 5v!!!) 5) Ground -> Raspberry Pi Ground
Then clone this onto your pi:
Then copy your build of opensesame.hex onto the pi, then: