I've uploaded rough binaries of the Maple IDE for linux (32bit and 64bit; only 64 has really been tested). If you've been following our development, the "oldboot" bootloader we shipped on the Maple rev1 boards doesn't really work with DFU /and/ serial-over-usb (lots of partial functionality is possible) on windows and mac osx, so we've written a new bootloader ("newboot") that functions differently. However, we'd like to push out whatever support and tools we can for people who bought the rev1 boards and don't have a way to flash them with the new bootloader (we'll release instructions when that code is stable).
Files are at:
http://static.leaflabs.com/pub/leaflabs/maple-ide/snapshots/maple-ide-pre05192010-linux32.tgz
http://static.leaflabs.com/pub/leaflabs/maple-ide/snapshots/maple-ide-pre05192010-linux64.tgz
Known issues:
- these probably crash the first time they are run; try a second time
- dfu-util may fail to upload with an error "-71"; if so I bundled the wrong version
- the serial monitor may randomly hard crash the IDE if there is no data being sent from a user program on the Maple
- none of the Examples code is updated for libmaple (missing/renamed functions, Serial1, HardwareUsb, etc)
- only quickly tested on "recent" ubuntu machines
- "nvic_init" warning and binary file name echo both show up in red in the IDE for every compile (ignore them)
I'll probably upload more polished binaries in a couple days; beyond that we'll wait to see if anybody actually wants/needs these tools or if we should focus only on the newboot code.
Cheers!