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Some #BTClock repo mirrors: https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock_v3 https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock-webui https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock_v2 The firmware binaries depended on GitHub Actions workflows so they are not yet on there, but of course you can compile everything yourself

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Flexible Helps FlexiblesHelps@nostrcheck.me 1 year ago

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

The rest of the #BTClock repositories that were on GitHub https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock-hardware https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock-web-flasher https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock-ota-flasher Clone it, distribute it, fork it, modify it, verify it and/or improve it. You could even modify it to run on similar hardware that is End-of-Life. This is the power of #FOSS/H, LFG! View quoted note →

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John 1 year ago

When 7/8 digit clock?

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

Its already 7 digit, and the firmware is 8+ display ready. Someone just needs to make the hardware

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John 1 year ago

Lmao I'm retarded, didn't realize the eink would just make a K

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Rand 1 year ago

(^_^)

Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

It’s not the eInk itself, it’s my shadow super open source #BTClock code 😎 you could even adapt it to the Mow notation so 0.1M

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

Also, you can play around with how it looks like at https://ws.btclock.dev it is compiled from the actual C++ code with emscripten to WebAsm so any features/bugs in the code of the actual clock appear there as well

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Agi Choote agichoote@nostrich.zone 1 year ago

Thank you 🫡

Centurio 1 year ago

Thanks Djuri. What about the PCB file? Do you open source it too?

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eko eko@bitcoin-basel.ch 1 year ago

@Djuri any chance to post the images/photos on the mirrors? I ordered the "Pre-soldered everything version" some time ago and have no idea how to solder the Wemos mini (https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock_v2/wiki/Hardware-(Rev.-A)#pre-soldered-everything-version)

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

Yes, fixed them right away :) https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock_v2/wiki/Hardware-%28Rev.-A%29

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eko eko@bitcoin-basel.ch 1 year ago

Thank you 🙏 Do you also another place where we can order the WeAct 2.13 inch B/W ePaper display? Ali is limited to 1 per person :/

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

Do you have the correct link? At https://a.aliexpress.com/_Ew2MEjT I can order more than one and also a bundle of 5. Shipping is free after 10 euro so you could even order one bundle of 5 and then two single ones without needing to pay for additional shipping

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eko eko@bitcoin-basel.ch 1 year ago

Yes, I had the correct link but had to login. Without login it says max. 1 piece per person - very weird strategy. Thank you again for helping out.

Keith Mukai KeithMukai@nostr.seedsigner.com 1 year ago

Easy part: DONE! Hard part: C++ 😭😭😭

Keith Mukai KeithMukai@nostr.seedsigner.com 1 year ago

Is there a repo / instructions for how to run this in local dev? My C++ is gonna be so bad, I need to be able to run my terrible code, see the disaster, and rapidly keep iterating.

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

Here are instructions for the V2 firmware: https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock_v2/wiki/Build-and-install-firmware Should work for V3 as well!

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Keith Mukai KeithMukai@nostr.seedsigner.com 1 year ago

Ah, that's for deploying local changes to my hardware. What I want is to be able to run a local instance of ws.btclock.dev with my changes so I can debug and iterate without involving the hardware at all.

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

GitHub

GitHub - dsbaars/btclock-ws-nostr-publish

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It's not very well documented, but I added a short README with instructions on how to run it

Centurio 1 year ago

No need to answer the PCB question?

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

I just missed the question, my notifications exploded 😅 You can find it here:

BTClock

hardware

and mirrored here: https://git.rof.tools/mirrors/btclock-hardware/src/branch/main/Main-PCB

Keith Mukai KeithMukai@nostr.seedsigner.com 1 year ago

Okay, I have built the latest v3 firmware (holy hell, PlatformIO made it so easy!!!) and flashed it to my hardware. I've also completed the webui steps to build the littlefs.bin. BUT... how do I upload the webui to the hardware?

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Djuri djuri@btclock.dev 1 year ago

Make sure you have node.js with yarn installed (and fetched the submodule). You can find it here in the PlatformIO menu in VSCode: