update instructions for use with rpi4 and 1.6 revision motherboard #6
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note: you may also have to bridge 9 and 15 to use ground, if you need me to verify i can (its not in here just making a note in the additional details section) the pinout for 1.6 is the same however the window for messing with the eeprom is basically non-existant
grimdoomer
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Feb 18, 2022
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| v1 B+ | ```make p1b``` | |||
| v2 B | ```make p2``` | |||
| v3 B | ```make p3``` | |||
| v4 | ```make p3``` | |||
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Remove line 95 since it shows up in the table cells.
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| sudo make check | ||
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| Next we are going to download the latest source for PiPROM and compile it. Run the following commands which will move you back into the PiPROM folder and download the latest source code for it. | ||
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| I added my own line into this. Use mine until the original OP fixes/merges my changes. |
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Since these changes have been merged in as part of your PR this part should be removed since it is no longer applicable
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| cd ./PiPROM | |||
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| Next we will setup bcm2835, a C library for the broadcom processor the Raspberry Pi uses. It is what PiPROM is built on and you will need to it compile PiPROM. Run the following commands to download and install bcm2835 v1.42. If you run into trouble please refer to the [bcm2835 website](http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/bcm2835/index.html). | |||
| Next we will setup bcm2835, a C library for the broadcom processor the Raspberry Pi uses. It is what PiPROM is built on and you will need to it compile PiPROM. If you have a Raspberry Pi 4 please use the second set of instructions instead. Run the following commands to download and install bcm2835 v1.42. If you run into trouble please refer to the [bcm2835 website](http://www.airspayce.com/mikem/bcm2835/index.html). | |||
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There doesn't need to be two separate instructions here, just update the link/folder name for the existing set so it is the same for all pi versions
grimdoomer
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update instructions for use with rpi4 and 1.6
the pinout for 1.6 is the same however the window for messing with the eeprom is basically "run program then power on console" since the system usually turns off soon after turning on
removed the part about 1.6 needing extra connections that are tricky (this is referring to an lpc rebuild which is not actually required for eeprom management.)
i added the bcm source for rpi4 the compile instructions for 3 and 4 are the same besides the file used