I am having a lot of problems being able to consistently upload to the arduino board from the pi. I have GPIO pins hooked up and an FDTI module directly soldered to board that links to usb of the Raspberry pi. (And pin 17 is linked to dtr) I am also using these guides : https://www.petoi.com/forum/hardware/how-to-setup-raspberry-pi-for-programming-nybble-without-ftdi-module Confirmed by: https://spellfoundry.com/docs/setting-up-the-arduino-ide-on-raspbian/ I fear the Ardunio is in a 'locked' state, reset does not seem to do anything. Any advice from experience would be helpful! (Please let me know if I can provide more information)

Hi there, First of all, let me just say what a wonderful project! I've just ordered a Nybble and look forward to the assembly and familiarisation process. Brief intro: I'm an embedded programmer as Linx Printing Uk and part time private AGI researcher (Please check out my research paper: (http://optishell.co.uk/eden/). As part of my research, I am now finalising a 'data server' that dll hooks into many different game engines and sims, the client of which is the EDeN Project, a novel AGI framework that grows a neural architecture via 'energy' constraints. Hopefully I can also make an interface for nybble and watch it grow and evolve it's brain hosted remotely :) I currently have at disposal from home .Cyclone10 prototyping board Orange pi plus 2e (http://www.orangepi.org/orangepiplus2e/) - Currently running a Raspbian OS. Not really doing much with it. .Raspberry pi 4 model b .Trusty soldering iron -Although I have access to to an electronics lab at work I read somewhere this project is short on developers? Of course I don't mind helping out! What are your plans and let's get mad sciencing! Best, Jamie