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Kept getting an error. Gave up on Mac OSX this time around, went back on my Windows this afternoon and started from scratch carefully following each step. GOT IT TO WORK!! Vehicle is now running on the donor ECM, going to be testing it the next couple days. Thanks for all the help.

That was helpful I see how it changed directory to look in the desktop, was not aware how to do that. Following were the results Traceback (most recent call last): File "eeprom-read.py", line 1, in <module> import ftdi1, os, sys, time, logging ImportError: No module named ftdi1 marias-Air:desktop mariaestherjoaquintaveras$ going to try and follow these instructions for python2.7 https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-ft232h-breakout/mac-osx-setup maybe I'm missing something? Since I followed the python3 directions.

Ok, so I've ran python 2.7 (already installed as mentioned, but I never installed any drivers or libraries such as I did for python3. That perhaps might be another issue all together?) and python3 on terminal followed by dragging the eeprom-read.py which is located on the desktop with the following result after pressing enter (return) (girlfriend's laptop so disregard user name haha) File "<stdin>", line 1 /Users/mariaestherjoaquintaveras/Desktop/eeprom-read.py ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax Also I am doing this with just the ft232h connected via usb (test clip is not connected to ECU at the moment, if I'm correct this shouldn't be an issue currently as I'm just tying to get everything running properly before hooking up the test clip)

Currently seem to have board wired up properly and Python3 working on Mac OSX, as per the following instructions https://learn.adafruit.com/circuitpython-on-any-computer-with-ft232h/mac-osx Not sure how to run the "read" "write" scripts though to pull any data off the chip (I believe that seems to be the next step where I should be going). I ran into issues with these instructions https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-ft232h-breakout/mac-osx-setup for Mac OSX and could not get the software running. For the Windows setup I got stuck in adding the Adafruit Python GPIO Library. Thus my reasoning for finally following the instructions mentioned for Mac OSX. Also bear with me I have little to no experience in the computer software aspect as far as writing programs and such. Mechanically I do anything from engine/transmission rebuilding, wiring schematic diagnostics, automotive software programming, etc.

Anyone whom can assist me perhaps remotely in getting this done? Having issues/lack of understanding on running the read and write scripts. I think I have gotten everything else set up correctly on Mac, gave up on Windows after couple days of attempts. Any help would be extremely appreciated.

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