Turns out that MacPorts installs dfu-programmer-0.5.4 which doesn’t support the atmega16u2 as a target. I’ve updated the instructions to use HomeBrew which now installs dfu-programmer-0.6.0 Let us know if you run into any problems. http://flipmu.com/work/chronome/changing-the-serial-number/
Libmonome and SerialOSC for Chronome have been updated to V1.2, and the connections are now done using IPC instead of zeroconf. Installation should be easier for windows and linux now. The build is done using the ./waf, and instructions have been updated at http://flipmu.com/work/chronome/chronome-serialosc/ The update also fixes a potential issue when two or more Chronomes [...]
We have updated the build instructions for the Chronome. At this point there should be enough information on the website to build one, but there are still a few pieces left to finish. We have serialosc working at the moment (with full existing monome protocol support), and have decided to go in that direction instead [...]
As we are getting ready to release the completed Chronome files and instructions, we went through and updated the instructions for flashing serial numbers on Arudinos. These instructions are a mix of the help we’ve found around the net, as well as our own experience and questions while attempting to change the device serial numbers. [...]
