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So last week I picked up a #TDeck, a battery and an antenna, 3D printed an enclosure and installed #wadamesh to use the device on #meshcore

ok, that was a lot of hashtags.

So, I have some opinions. Disclaimer: I know this is a new open source firmware that's in beta. A lot of my gripes will probably be dealt with very soon. And if I cared enough I could fix some stuff myself and issue pull requests. Anyway, here are my thoughts.

1. My brain apparently does not work with ortholinear keyboards. Not even if typing with my thumbs. What's worse, the placement of "shift" and "sym" keys makes them super hard to use, and I use them a lot ("sym" is needed for numbers or punctuation). I do feel like I could get better at it, but it's going to be a rough ride.

2. The screen shuts off after a few seconds whether I configure it to or not. Like, there's a setting, but changing it doesn't affect anything.

3. Scrolling is super awkward. It has a touch screen, but sometimes a scroll comes with an oops-click, and sometimes it does a weird snap back.

4. The trackpad in the middle of the device is worthless. I don't know if this is from wadamesh or that it's the hardware, but it doesn't scroll reliably. I'd love it if it did, since scrolling on the touch display is so wonky.

5. It crashes a lot. Practically every time I pick it up and tap the screen to wake it, it's on the screen that tells me it has crash data to send. But the UI for the window is weird and scrolled off, and I think there's supposed to be a "send report" button on the popup, but it's hidden. Instead I have to just poke around random things hoping the popup will eventually go away.

6. It's gorgeous! The UI is really nice, especially for a basic as hell $50 ESP32 device

7. Battery life is fantastic. I installed a 5000 mAh LiPo battery, and I get almost three days on a full charge. I think that means if I was using it more I'd get about one full day. I did hear people say 5000 wasn't enough charge for them, so I assume it's just because I'm not transmitting a lot.

8. Features are amazing. The OpenStreetMap integration alone is pretty mind-blowing.

Anyway, I very badly want this thing to be my daily driver on MeshCore, but it's not going to be until I get more accustomed to it, and some of the glitches get ironed out. But holy cow, you can see where this thing is going, and it has a lot of potential.

I'll keep poking around with it, and if I get enough spare time I might see if I can contribute, but in the meantime I think I'll be using the phone app.

So last week I picked up a #TDeck, a battery and an antenna, 3D printed an enclosure and installed #wadamesh to use the device on #meshcore

ok, that was a lot of hashtags.

So, I have some opinions. Disclaimer: I know this is a new open source firmware that's in beta. A lot of my gripes will probably be dealt with very soon. And if I cared enough I could fix some stuff myself and issue pull requests. Anyway, here are my thoughts.

1. My brain apparently does not work with ortholinear keyboards. Not even if typing with my thumbs. What's worse, the placement of "shift" and "sym" keys makes them super hard to use, and I use them a lot ("sym" is needed for numbers or punctuation). I do feel like I could get better at it, but it's going to be a rough ride.

2. The screen shuts off after a few seconds whether I configure it to or not. Like, there's a setting, but changing it doesn't affect anything.

3. Scrolling is super awkward. It has a touch screen, but sometimes a scroll comes with an oops-click, and sometimes it does a weird snap back.

4. The trackpad in the middle of the device is worthless. I don't know if this is from wadamesh or that it's the hardware, but it doesn't scroll reliably. I'd love it if it did, since scrolling on the touch display is so wonky.

5. It crashes a lot. Practically every time I pick it up and tap the screen to wake it, it's on the screen that tells me it has crash data to send. But the UI for the window is weird and scrolled off, and I think there's supposed to be a "send report" button on the popup, but it's hidden. Instead I have to just poke around random things hoping the popup will eventually go away.

6. It's gorgeous! The UI is really nice, especially for a basic as hell $50 ESP32 device

7. Battery life is fantastic. I installed a 5000 mAh LiPo battery, and I get almost three days on a full charge. I think that means if I was using it more I'd get about one full day. I did hear people say 5000 wasn't enough charge for them, so I assume it's just because I'm not transmitting a lot.

8. Features are amazing. The OpenStreetMap integration alone is pretty mind-blowing.

Anyway, I very badly want this thing to be my daily driver on MeshCore, but it's not going to be until I get more accustomed to it, and some of the glitches get ironed out. But holy cow, you can see where this thing is going, and it has a lot of potential.

I'll keep poking around with it, and if I get enough spare time I might see if I can contribute, but in the meantime I think I'll be using the phone app.

So last week I picked up a #TDeck, a battery and an antenna, 3D printed an enclosure and installed #wadamesh to use the device on #meshcore

ok, that was a lot of hashtags.

So, I have some opinions. Disclaimer: I know this is a new open source firmware that's in beta. A lot of my gripes will probably be dealt with very soon. And if I cared enough I could fix some stuff myself and issue pull requests. Anyway, here are my thoughts.

1. My brain apparently does not work with ortholinear keyboards. Not even if typing with my thumbs. What's worse, the placement of "shift" and "sym" keys makes them super hard to use, and I use them a lot ("sym" is needed for numbers or punctuation). I do feel like I could get better at it, but it's going to be a rough ride.

2. The screen shuts off after a few seconds whether I configure it to or not. Like, there's a setting, but changing it doesn't affect anything.

3. Scrolling is super awkward. It has a touch screen, but sometimes a scroll comes with an oops-click, and sometimes it does a weird snap back.

4. The trackpad in the middle of the device is worthless. I don't know if this is from wadamesh or that it's the hardware, but it doesn't scroll reliably. I'd love it if it did, since scrolling on the touch display is so wonky.

5. It crashes a lot. Practically every time I pick it up and tap the screen to wake it, it's on the screen that tells me it has crash data to send. But the UI for the window is weird and scrolled off, and I think there's supposed to be a "send report" button on the popup, but it's hidden. Instead I have to just poke around random things hoping the popup will eventually go away.

6. It's gorgeous! The UI is really nice, especially for a basic as hell $50 ESP32 device

7. Battery life is fantastic. I installed a 5000 mAh LiPo battery, and I get almost three days on a full charge. I think that means if I was using it more I'd get about one full day. I did hear people say 5000 wasn't enough charge for them, so I assume it's just because I'm not transmitting a lot.

8. Features are amazing. The OpenStreetMap integration alone is pretty mind-blowing.

Anyway, I very badly want this thing to be my daily driver on MeshCore, but it's not going to be until I get more accustomed to it, and some of the glitches get ironed out. But holy cow, you can see where this thing is going, and it has a lot of potential.

I'll keep poking around with it, and if I get enough spare time I might see if I can contribute, but in the meantime I think I'll be using the phone app.

So last week I picked up a #TDeck, a battery and an antenna, 3D printed an enclosure and installed #wadamesh to use the device on #meshcore

ok, that was a lot of hashtags.

So, I have some opinions. Disclaimer: I know this is a new open source firmware that's in beta. A lot of my gripes will probably be dealt with very soon. And if I cared enough I could fix some stuff myself and issue pull requests. Anyway, here are my thoughts.

1. My brain apparently does not work with ortholinear keyboards. Not even if typing with my thumbs. What's worse, the placement of "shift" and "sym" keys makes them super hard to use, and I use them a lot ("sym" is needed for numbers or punctuation). I do feel like I could get better at it, but it's going to be a rough ride.

2. The screen shuts off after a few seconds whether I configure it to or not. Like, there's a setting, but changing it doesn't affect anything.

3. Scrolling is super awkward. It has a touch screen, but sometimes a scroll comes with an oops-click, and sometimes it does a weird snap back.

4. The trackpad in the middle of the device is worthless. I don't know if this is from wadamesh or that it's the hardware, but it doesn't scroll reliably. I'd love it if it did, since scrolling on the touch display is so wonky.

5. It crashes a lot. Practically every time I pick it up and tap the screen to wake it, it's on the screen that tells me it has crash data to send. But the UI for the window is weird and scrolled off, and I think there's supposed to be a "send report" button on the popup, but it's hidden. Instead I have to just poke around random things hoping the popup will eventually go away.

6. It's gorgeous! The UI is really nice, especially for a basic as hell $50 ESP32 device

7. Battery life is fantastic. I installed a 5000 mAh LiPo battery, and I get almost three days on a full charge. I think that means if I was using it more I'd get about one full day. I did hear people say 5000 wasn't enough charge for them, so I assume it's just because I'm not transmitting a lot.

8. Features are amazing. The OpenStreetMap integration alone is pretty mind-blowing.

Anyway, I very badly want this thing to be my daily driver on MeshCore, but it's not going to be until I get more accustomed to it, and some of the glitches get ironed out. But holy cow, you can see where this thing is going, and it has a lot of potential.

I'll keep poking around with it, and if I get enough spare time I might see if I can contribute, but in the meantime I think I'll be using the phone app.

So last week I picked up a #TDeck, a battery and an antenna, 3D printed an enclosure and installed #wadamesh to use the device on #meshcore

ok, that was a lot of hashtags.

So, I have some opinions. Disclaimer: I know this is a new open source firmware that's in beta. A lot of my gripes will probably be dealt with very soon. And if I cared enough I could fix some stuff myself and issue pull requests. Anyway, here are my thoughts.

1. My brain apparently does not work with ortholinear keyboards. Not even if typing with my thumbs. What's worse, the placement of "shift" and "sym" keys makes them super hard to use, and I use them a lot ("sym" is needed for numbers or punctuation). I do feel like I could get better at it, but it's going to be a rough ride.

2. The screen shuts off after a few seconds whether I configure it to or not. Like, there's a setting, but changing it doesn't affect anything.

3. Scrolling is super awkward. It has a touch screen, but sometimes a scroll comes with an oops-click, and sometimes it does a weird snap back.

4. The trackpad in the middle of the device is worthless. I don't know if this is from wadamesh or that it's the hardware, but it doesn't scroll reliably. I'd love it if it did, since scrolling on the touch display is so wonky.

5. It crashes a lot. Practically every time I pick it up and tap the screen to wake it, it's on the screen that tells me it has crash data to send. But the UI for the window is weird and scrolled off, and I think there's supposed to be a "send report" button on the popup, but it's hidden. Instead I have to just poke around random things hoping the popup will eventually go away.

6. It's gorgeous! The UI is really nice, especially for a basic as hell $50 ESP32 device

7. Battery life is fantastic. I installed a 5000 mAh LiPo battery, and I get almost three days on a full charge. I think that means if I was using it more I'd get about one full day. I did hear people say 5000 wasn't enough charge for them, so I assume it's just because I'm not transmitting a lot.

8. Features are amazing. The OpenStreetMap integration alone is pretty mind-blowing.

Anyway, I very badly want this thing to be my daily driver on MeshCore, but it's not going to be until I get more accustomed to it, and some of the glitches get ironed out. But holy cow, you can see where this thing is going, and it has a lot of potential.

I'll keep poking around with it, and if I get enough spare time I might see if I can contribute, but in the meantime I think I'll be using the phone app.

Looking forward to learning how to test the internal vs different external antennas on the #TDeckMax.

#Lora #meshtastic #tdeck #lilygo

Looking forward to learning how to test the internal vs different external antennas on the #TDeckMax.

#Lora #meshtastic #tdeck #lilygo

Looking forward to learning how to test the internal vs different external antennas on the #TDeckMax.

#Lora #meshtastic #tdeck #lilygo

Looking forward to learning how to test the internal vs different external antennas on the #TDeckMax.

#Lora #meshtastic #tdeck #lilygo

Looking forward to learning how to test the internal vs different external antennas on the #TDeckMax.

#Lora #meshtastic #tdeck #lilygo

This is the #TDeck Max running #TactilityOS with support for the new chipsets found in the #TDeckMax over the Pro. If you got one of these new devices from #LilyGo you're probably wanting some more capability out of it too.

I have a repo I can give you if you want it now. These changes will be pushed upstream to the main TactilityOS repo for inclusion

This is the #TDeck Max running #TactilityOS with support for the new chipsets found in the #TDeckMax over the Pro. If you got one of these new devices from #LilyGo you're probably wanting some more capability out of it too.

I have a repo I can give you if you want it now. These changes will be pushed upstream to the main TactilityOS repo for inclusion

This is the #TDeck Max running #TactilityOS with support for the new chipsets found in the #TDeckMax over the Pro. If you got one of these new devices from #LilyGo you're probably wanting some more capability out of it too.

I have a repo I can give you if you want it now. These changes will be pushed upstream to the main TactilityOS repo for inclusion

This is the #TDeck Max running #TactilityOS with support for the new chipsets found in the #TDeckMax over the Pro. If you got one of these new devices from #LilyGo you're probably wanting some more capability out of it too.

I have a repo I can give you if you want it now. These changes will be pushed upstream to the main TactilityOS repo for inclusion

Oh yay, the factory firmware for the #LilyGo #TDeckMax isn't production ready 🥲
There's a fix out for the Wi-Fi connection keyboard issue, but there's no chat app, the GPS doesn't work, accelerometer doesn't report, and it doesn't actually connect to the #meshtastic network yet. #TDeck


https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-Deck-MAX

Oh yay, the factory firmware for the #LilyGo #TDeckMax isn't production ready 🥲
There's a fix out for the Wi-Fi connection keyboard issue, but there's no chat app, the GPS doesn't work, accelerometer doesn't report, and it doesn't actually connect to the #meshtastic network yet. #TDeck


https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-Deck-MAX

Oh yay, the factory firmware for the #LilyGo #TDeckMax isn't production ready 🥲
There's a fix out for the Wi-Fi connection keyboard issue, but there's no chat app, the GPS doesn't work, accelerometer doesn't report, and it doesn't actually connect to the #meshtastic network yet. #TDeck


https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-Deck-MAX

Oh yay, the factory firmware for the #LilyGo #TDeckMax isn't production ready 🥲
There's a fix out for the Wi-Fi connection keyboard issue, but there's no chat app, the GPS doesn't work, accelerometer doesn't report, and it doesn't actually connect to the #meshtastic network yet. #TDeck


https://github.com/Xinyuan-LilyGO/T-Deck-MAX

Well. i guess i'm learning how to set up my own #MQTT and #MeshMap or something soon...

#Meshtastic #TDeck

Well. i guess i'm learning how to set up my own #MQTT and #MeshMap or something soon...

#Meshtastic #TDeck

Well. i guess i'm learning how to set up my own #MQTT and #MeshMap or something soon...

#Meshtastic #TDeck

Well. i guess i'm learning how to set up my own #MQTT and #MeshMap or something soon...

#Meshtastic #TDeck

I shot a video preview of the #MonsterMesh the #Pokemon#Meshtastic firmware for the #TDeck. This is the original project and it's ready to start testing early versions. I'm waiting to post it to reddit on Monday morning to get maximum impact. Mastodon can see it early.

This video only shows some of the functionality. There's also a lot in the pipeline. Including some easter eggs you might be able to figure but by watching the video closely.

https://discord.gg/8PEZ6Vk4bu
https://github.com/GoatsAndMonkeys/monster_mesh

I shot a video preview of the #MonsterMesh the #Pokemon#Meshtastic firmware for the #TDeck. This is the original project and it's ready to start testing early versions. I'm waiting to post it to reddit on Monday morning to get maximum impact. Mastodon can see it early.

This video only shows some of the functionality. There's also a lot in the pipeline. Including some easter eggs you might be able to figure but by watching the video closely.

https://discord.gg/8PEZ6Vk4bu
https://github.com/GoatsAndMonkeys/monster_mesh

I shot a video preview of the #MonsterMesh the #Pokemon#Meshtastic firmware for the #TDeck. This is the original project and it's ready to start testing early versions. I'm waiting to post it to reddit on Monday morning to get maximum impact. Mastodon can see it early.

This video only shows some of the functionality. There's also a lot in the pipeline. Including some easter eggs you might be able to figure but by watching the video closely.

https://discord.gg/8PEZ6Vk4bu
https://github.com/GoatsAndMonkeys/monster_mesh

I shot a video preview of the #MonsterMesh the #Pokemon#Meshtastic firmware for the #TDeck. This is the original project and it's ready to start testing early versions. I'm waiting to post it to reddit on Monday morning to get maximum impact. Mastodon can see it early.

This video only shows some of the functionality. There's also a lot in the pipeline. Including some easter eggs you might be able to figure but by watching the video closely.

https://discord.gg/8PEZ6Vk4bu
https://github.com/GoatsAndMonkeys/monster_mesh

I shot a video preview of the #MonsterMesh the #Pokemon#Meshtastic firmware for the #TDeck. This is the original project and it's ready to start testing early versions. I'm waiting to post it to reddit on Monday morning to get maximum impact. Mastodon can see it early.

This video only shows some of the functionality. There's also a lot in the pipeline. Including some easter eggs you might be able to figure but by watching the video closely.

https://discord.gg/8PEZ6Vk4bu
https://github.com/GoatsAndMonkeys/monster_mesh

LILYGO T-Deck MAX is an upgraded mobile dev kit with an E Ink screen, QWERTY keyboard and 4G LTE

The LILYGO T-Deck MAX is a mobile communications device with an ESP32-S3 microprocessor, a 3.1 inch E Ink display, a QWERTY keyboard, and support for WiFi, Bluetooth, 4G LTE, and LoRa. In other words, it’s a lot like the T-Deck Pro that launched more than a year ago.

But while 4G LTE is optional on the Pro, it’s standard in the new Max model. And LILYGO has added several additional hardware […]

LILYGO T-Deck MAX is an upgraded mobile dev kit with an E Ink screen, QWERTY keyboard and 4G LTE

The LILYGO T-Deck MAX is a mobile communications device with an ESP32-S3 microprocessor, a 3.1 inch E Ink display, a QWERTY keyboard, and support for WiFi, Bluetooth, 4G LTE, and LoRa. In other words, it’s a lot like the T-Deck Pro that launched more than a year ago.

But while 4G LTE is optional on the Pro, it’s standard in the new Max model. And LILYGO has added several additional hardware […]

LILYGO T-Deck MAX is an upgraded mobile dev kit with an E Ink screen, QWERTY keyboard and 4G LTE

The LILYGO T-Deck MAX is a mobile communications device with an ESP32-S3 microprocessor, a 3.1 inch E Ink display, a QWERTY keyboard, and support for WiFi, Bluetooth, 4G LTE, and LoRa. In other words, it’s a lot like the T-Deck Pro that launched more than a year ago.

But while 4G LTE is optional on the Pro, it’s standard in the new Max model. And LILYGO has added several additional hardware […]

LILYGO T-Deck MAX is an upgraded mobile dev kit with an E Ink screen, QWERTY keyboard and 4G LTE

The LILYGO T-Deck MAX is a mobile communications device with an ESP32-S3 microprocessor, a 3.1 inch E Ink display, a QWERTY keyboard, and support for WiFi, Bluetooth, 4G LTE, and LoRa. In other words, it’s a lot like the T-Deck Pro that launched more than a year ago.

But while 4G LTE is optional on the Pro, it’s standard in the new Max model. And LILYGO has added several additional hardware […]

Hey #meshcore friends,

any idea why meshcore with Ripple GUI for my #tdeck / #tdeckplus is unresponsive/lagging?
Meshtastic and MeshOS work fine.

Hey #meshcore friends,

any idea why meshcore with Ripple GUI for my #tdeck / #tdeckplus is unresponsive/lagging?
Meshtastic and MeshOS work fine.

Hey #meshcore friends,

any idea why meshcore with Ripple GUI for my #tdeck / #tdeckplus is unresponsive/lagging?
Meshtastic and MeshOS work fine.

Hey #meshcore friends,

any idea why meshcore with Ripple GUI for my #tdeck / #tdeckplus is unresponsive/lagging?
Meshtastic and MeshOS work fine.

Hey #meshcore friends,

any idea why meshcore with Ripple GUI for my #tdeck / #tdeckplus is unresponsive/lagging?
Meshtastic and MeshOS work fine.

Продолжаю рубрику "всратые железяки". Довольно давно мне подарили t-deck pro. Однако добрался до него только сейчас. Играюсь с lvgl, ковыряю заводскую прошивку и пытаюсь сделать что то приличное. Буду по мере успехов и косяков писать наверное. На фотке - написал пока основу модуля читалки. Как дошлифую и соберу побольше шишек от платформы, впихну русскоязычные шрифты перейду к Лоре, либо к 4г-модему/телефону. #tdeck

Продолжаю рубрику "всратые железяки". Довольно давно мне подарили t-deck pro. Однако добрался до него только сейчас. Играюсь с lvgl, ковыряю заводскую прошивку и пытаюсь сделать что то приличное. Буду по мере успехов и косяков писать наверное. На фотке - написал пока основу модуля читалки. Как дошлифую и соберу побольше шишек от платформы, впихну русскоязычные шрифты перейду к Лоре, либо к 4г-модему/телефону. #tdeck

Продолжаю рубрику "всратые железяки". Довольно давно мне подарили t-deck pro. Однако добрался до него только сейчас. Играюсь с lvgl, ковыряю заводскую прошивку и пытаюсь сделать что то приличное. Буду по мере успехов и косяков писать наверное. На фотке - написал пока основу модуля читалки. Как дошлифую и соберу побольше шишек от платформы, впихну русскоязычные шрифты перейду к Лоре, либо к 4г-модему/телефону. #tdeck

Продолжаю рубрику "всратые железяки". Довольно давно мне подарили t-deck pro. Однако добрался до него только сейчас. Играюсь с lvgl, ковыряю заводскую прошивку и пытаюсь сделать что то приличное. Буду по мере успехов и косяков писать наверное. На фотке - написал пока основу модуля читалки. Как дошлифую и соберу побольше шишек от платформы, впихну русскоязычные шрифты перейду к Лоре, либо к 4г-модему/телефону. #tdeck

I'll be releasing the tech demo of my #Meshtastic firmware project for the #TDeck that lets you play #Pokemon or any other GB game on the TDeck inside the meshtastic firmware.
This is probably the first/only preview I will release before we get the Cable Club (PvP Battles) working over off grid meshtastic messages with no internet.
If you're interested in testing it out I have the binaries on the discord for this project.
https://discord.gg/e7H6DVSN

I'll be releasing the tech demo of my #Meshtastic firmware project for the #TDeck that lets you play #Pokemon or any other GB game on the TDeck inside the meshtastic firmware.
This is probably the first/only preview I will release before we get the Cable Club (PvP Battles) working over off grid meshtastic messages with no internet.
If you're interested in testing it out I have the binaries on the discord for this project.
https://discord.gg/e7H6DVSN

I'll be releasing the tech demo of my #Meshtastic firmware project for the #TDeck that lets you play #Pokemon or any other GB game on the TDeck inside the meshtastic firmware.
This is probably the first/only preview I will release before we get the Cable Club (PvP Battles) working over off grid meshtastic messages with no internet.
If you're interested in testing it out I have the binaries on the discord for this project.
https://discord.gg/e7H6DVSN

I'll be releasing the tech demo of my #Meshtastic firmware project for the #TDeck that lets you play #Pokemon or any other GB game on the TDeck inside the meshtastic firmware.
This is probably the first/only preview I will release before we get the Cable Club (PvP Battles) working over off grid meshtastic messages with no internet.
If you're interested in testing it out I have the binaries on the discord for this project.
https://discord.gg/e7H6DVSN

I'll be releasing the tech demo of my #Meshtastic firmware project for the #TDeck that lets you play #Pokemon or any other GB game on the TDeck inside the meshtastic firmware.
This is probably the first/only preview I will release before we get the Cable Club (PvP Battles) working over off grid meshtastic messages with no internet.
If you're interested in testing it out I have the binaries on the discord for this project.
https://discord.gg/e7H6DVSN

The sun is shining and the postie delivered. Just received two new T-Deck Plus’s. Time to get testing all those lovely new Reticulum firmwares out there… #TDeck #meshradio #reticulum #rns

The sun is shining and the postie delivered. Just received two new T-Deck Plus’s. Time to get testing all those lovely new Reticulum firmwares out there… #TDeck #meshradio #reticulum #rns

The sun is shining and the postie delivered. Just received two new T-Deck Plus’s. Time to get testing all those lovely new Reticulum firmwares out there… #TDeck #meshradio #reticulum #rns

The sun is shining and the postie delivered. Just received two new T-Deck Plus’s. Time to get testing all those lovely new Reticulum firmwares out there… #TDeck #meshradio #reticulum #rns

The sun is shining and the postie delivered. Just received two new T-Deck Plus’s. Time to get testing all those lovely new Reticulum firmwares out there… #TDeck #meshradio #reticulum #rns

#meshtastic #LilyGo #TDeck.

Wanted to update the firmware from Linux.

I managed using chromium and https://flasher.meshtastic.org/, but not until I restarted while holding down the scroll button, and running sudo setfacl -m u:avuko:rw /dev/ttyACM0.

Took me a blessed search to figure out this incantation, so this is my documentation.

#meshtastic #LilyGo #TDeck.

Wanted to update the firmware from Linux.

I managed using chromium and https://flasher.meshtastic.org/, but not until I restarted while holding down the scroll button, and running sudo setfacl -m u:avuko:rw /dev/ttyACM0.

Took me a blessed search to figure out this incantation, so this is my documentation.

#meshtastic #LilyGo #TDeck.

Wanted to update the firmware from Linux.

I managed using chromium and https://flasher.meshtastic.org/, but not until I restarted while holding down the scroll button, and running sudo setfacl -m u:avuko:rw /dev/ttyACM0.

Took me a blessed search to figure out this incantation, so this is my documentation.

#meshtastic #LilyGo #TDeck.

Wanted to update the firmware from Linux.

I managed using chromium and https://flasher.meshtastic.org/, but not until I restarted while holding down the scroll button, and running sudo setfacl -m u:avuko:rw /dev/ttyACM0.

Took me a blessed search to figure out this incantation, so this is my documentation.

#meshtastic #LilyGo #TDeck.

Wanted to update the firmware from Linux.

I managed using chromium and https://flasher.meshtastic.org/, but not until I restarted while holding down the scroll button, and running sudo setfacl -m u:avuko:rw /dev/ttyACM0.

Took me a blessed search to figure out this incantation, so this is my documentation.

Using a #steamdeck to flash #meshtastic nodes? Sure. 3 #SeeedXIAO , 2 #HeltecV3 , and an older #tdeck. Then to find places to set them up for coverage in the #Aberdeen area. After the snow...after

Using a #steamdeck to flash #meshtastic nodes? Sure. 3 #SeeedXIAO , 2 #HeltecV3 , and an older #tdeck. Then to find places to set them up for coverage in the #Aberdeen area. After the snow...after

Using a #steamdeck to flash #meshtastic nodes? Sure. 3 #SeeedXIAO , 2 #HeltecV3 , and an older #tdeck. Then to find places to set them up for coverage in the #Aberdeen area. After the snow...after

Using a #steamdeck to flash #meshtastic nodes? Sure. 3 #SeeedXIAO , 2 #HeltecV3 , and an older #tdeck. Then to find places to set them up for coverage in the #Aberdeen area. After the snow...after

Using a #steamdeck to flash #meshtastic nodes? Sure. 3 #SeeedXIAO , 2 #HeltecV3 , and an older #tdeck. Then to find places to set them up for coverage in the #Aberdeen area. After the snow...after