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Easy IM-ME flashing
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[Travis Goodspeed] wrote a guide to firmware flashing for the IM-ME. He’s using a GoodFET open-source JTAG adapter that he designed to do the programming. This is really taking [Dave's] work on the device and running with it.  The end goal being to develop an operating system for the device. If you haven’t read the [...]

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