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dear god this was painful to get working Zorya NEO Zorya has returned! Yeah, I finally did it. I finally updated Zorya. With this major upgrade, the game has completely changed. Zorya is now much more modular. Configurations are no longer static JSON files. They're now Lua scripts. Modules are also now compressed and the entire thing loads from an initial ram filesystem. I've also included utilities for configuring and managing your Zorya NEO install. Here's a rundown of the features of Zorya NEO: Multithreading - For when you want to do a lot in the bootloader. Netw
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Ok!!! Hello! So... I was going along. Coding more for the OpenComputer RFTools Dialing Program when I found out about DRONES! I immediately went and checked them out, and found out there "Basically the microcontrollers of robots." Witch I was sorta sad that you cant have a hard drive on them and so forth, Plus you only have a limited space in the bios that the drone runs on. Anyway, I wanted to find a way to run all the stuff remotely so the drone wouldn't have to do any of the processing. Like a separate computer would tell the drone what to do over a wireless network, but because I wanted i
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Zorya BIOS Zorya BIOS is an extendable and configurable BIOS and bootloader, capable of booting any OS with the right extensions. It's similar to GRUB. (sorry in advance for bios.lua) All you need to install the BIOS is to flash bios.lua to a blank EEPROM, insert a blank floppy, then reboot. Note: This has only been tested on Tier 3 hardware and Lua 5.3. requires an Internet card. Github repo PRs are welcome! Future plans: Ability to load from non-managed disks (like disks formatted with msdosfs, etc) Make it easier to extend Clean up code
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Ok!!! So I have been working my butt off to get this to work. It is a wirelessly controlled microcontroller! And if you have a look at the code you might notice that it DOES NOT HAVE SPACING! I RAN OUT OF EEPROM SPACE OK!!! DO NOT COMMENT ABOUT THAT!!! Ok... This took a long time to work all this out but I think its great! FEATURES: Network Cards (not sure about computronics spoofing card though) Wireless Network Cards (both tiers) Linked Cards (my personal favorite) Names Passwords Ports SUPER EASY!!! USES: Remote Door Control Remote Reds
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Drone Tree Farmer - Introduction - This is an automatic tree farmer script for drones harvesting spruce wood in king size (2x2). Just place a chest next to the drone and 8 or more saplings in the first slot and it should be be able to go on forever. No coal is needed, no charge pads, the solar panel upgrade will power the drone. This is not the fastest way to get wood, but it's pretty cheap, easy setup and doesn't need maintenance. Built for: OpenComputers-MC1.10.2-1.6.2.7, Lua 5.2. Also works on OpenComputers-MC1.7.10-1.6.2.12-universal, Lua 5.2, othe
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Ok!!! Hello! So... I was going along. Coding more for the OpenComputer RFTools Dialing Program when I found out about DRONES! I immediately went and checked them out, and found out there "Basically the microcontrollers of robots." Witch I was sorta sad that you cant have a hard drive on them and so forth, Plus you only have a limited space in the bios that the drone runs on. Anyway, I wanted to find a way to run all the stuff remotely so the drone wouldn't have to do any of the processing. Like a separate computer would tell the drone what to do over a wireless network, but because I wanted i
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So, basically I'm trying to do this thing where I have a microcontroller and I want it always receiving, and when it receives a certain message, I want it to output redstone. I've got all the right components, and it doesn't crash on boot, but when it receives a message, it crashes. The code is simple, and yes I'm doing the component.proxy() thing. Full code: local modem = component.proxy(component.list("modem")()) local redstone = component.proxy(component.list("redstone")()) modem.open(123) local name, _, from, port, _, message = computer.pullSignal("modem_message") if mess
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I've been working on robots that don't have interfaces - and instead commune by wireless means. Part of programming these robots has involved writing on an EEPROM My problem lies with getting certain APIs. I've previously encountered things such as modem = component.proxy(component.list("modem")()) to get to an API, but FileSystem doesn't work this way. The program here (ran on a computer) wouldn't work as I put fs = require("component").filesystem Where I should have put fs = require("filesystem") If I make this change, the program works. But if
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Introduction imagine you are programming a drone or a microcontroller... And then you are hitting the EEPROM limits - 4KiB isn't a lot of space. Now you could start writing ugly code but there is a better solution: Crunch! Crunch is a program that compresses Lua source files. Depending on the input file size and the amount of memory available it is able to utilize a variety of methods to keep the output size small. That is starting with simple token based whitespace reduction and reaching to full parsing and scoping rules to replace local variables with shorter names
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Hey im having a problem with the BIOS i am wiriting im doing it as a project to get me familiar with the OC system i must note i am very experienced with computercraft but the problem is that when loading component.list("filesystem") the result is always empty and i cant figue it out the code is here http://pastebin.com/mJyUiBde thanks for any help you can give
