Thanks William! I dont have a Linux partition but I have no doubt that it would compile just fine on Linux. I am more interested in getting it to work on Windows.. and to that end, I have more GOOD ne

If you happen to have a Linux partition there, would be instructive to see if that works any better than Windows. The other Linux related thread claims it worked for him.

compiler.zip.cmd.linux=nrfutil_linux #compiler.zip.cmd=mkdfuzip ##~~~ compiler.cpp.flags=-c -g -Os -w -std=gnu++11 -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions -fno-builtin -MMD comp

modifying as well, and I mentioned that on the linux thread too. Anyways, I'm including my copy of platform.txt below (with some additional comments & edits), just incase this is useful for a

What about this previous thread, which succeeded with Linux?

Would the Windows upload work using the FTDI friend / hardware method? Would the Linux toolchain version do any better? What steps are missing from the Windows build script?

compiler.zip.cmd.linux=nrfutil_linux compiler.cpp.flags=-c -g -Os -w -std=gnu++11 -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions -fno-builtin -MMD compiler.ar.cmd=arm-none-

#compiler.zip.cmd=nrfutil compiler.zip.cmd.linux=nrfutil_linux ## compiler.zip.cmd=mkdfuzip compiler.cpp.flags=-c -g -Os -w -std=gnu++11 -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections -fno-rtti -fno-exceptions

See this forum thread. The author successfully built on Linux, and his resultant upload worked.

Since the GUI v5 OpenBCI software should run on the Linux PinePhone, it can be used as a software platform to vizualize and analyze ANT+ and BLE sensor data.

Here is explained how to connect the Cyton over USB to Linux:

The GUI v5 graphical user interface of the OpenBCI software is based on Brainflow and can run on ARM64 based devices like the Linux PinePhone:

BrainFlow is good news. I had also trouble with Bitalino. They say their OpenSignals software does not run on the Linux Pinephone. And the Linux Pinephone is in my view a good news for mobile data aqu

We work hard to make sure the GUI runs on Mac, Linux, and Windows, and v5 is the most stable version of the software.

Thank you, William. The PinePhone is out of stock, but it will be in stock again in a month or so. The Linux Pinephone is new and is currently sold as a device only for developers. A problem with the

I m looking for a mobile platform to run the OpenBCI software on it. I m checking the Linux devices from Pine64. They are ARM64 based Linux devices. Some Linux software does not run on ARM based devic

If you are just using any other normal Linux with usb ports, the dongle plugs in directly. No OTG adaptor needed. The OpenBCI GUI should run fine with any Linux.

I m looking for a mobile EEG data acquisition system based on the new Linux Pinephone. Is it possible to connect the OpenBCI V3 official cable version 8 or 16 Channels over USB and use it with Linux s

One downside to these approaches is that they cannot stream from Ganglion (other than on Linux). Cyton serial port is the main device supported.

Linux (Ubuntu) is also popular and well supported with patches. Since much BCI and ML development is utilizing Python in recent years, operating system is not as important as previously.