I need source code

Ah - this module is actually based on some code I located on a USB thumb drive someone had luckly dropped just outside my doorstep. There was some source code but mostly binary data, and an auto-run boot loader.

I like to call it a "she" since it seems to have a lot of personality. I haven't fully grasped all functionality but did find some references to a general's daughter, a Cpt Elisabeth Campbell etc from a link to stux.net in the string constants section.

I guess that still unidentified general is somehow the reason for the avionics bus support. But there are lots of interface code still not properly analyzed - seems to be a plane jane ISO 11898-2 in there too, so this baby most probably can talk with just about anything. I'm pretty sure we will be able to find a common interface for that Arduino. Properly interfaced she should be collecting herself a proper hive of drones. Make sure you have a flat-fee subscription - I almost got a network outage when she slipped into my movie store. After the initial bootstrap your network feels will go down - she'll find alternative routes. Anyway - I also found a reference to www.itk.ntnu.no/.../Message_30.pdf indicating that there may be more communications code I still haven't fully decoded. Maybe just try to reinstall?

However, she's sneaky. Make sure all rubber seals are properly inspected and replaced before use. If she's sticky then you have a leak somewhere. She might have own ambitions, and also seems to gossip - I caught her sending snippets of The China Syndrome, Silkwood and Dr. Strangelove to some unknown friend, so she's definitely a movie lover.

One thing that puzzles me a bit was a note on that stux.net site about "watch the steganography". But probably not important enough to spend time on.

The int16_t PayUpFront( uint64_t ccNo, uint16 PinNo ) function?
Oops. Seems like the automatic install scripts must have failed. Have shipped an updated version that will not ask.
You into bitcoins, by any chance?

Ah - this module is actually based on some code I located on a USB thumb drive someone had luckly dropped just outside my doorstep. There was some source code but mostly binary data, and an auto-run boot loader.

I like to call it a "she" since it seems to have a lot of personality. I haven't fully grasped all functionality but did find some references to a general's daughter, a Cpt Elisabeth Campbell etc from a link to stux.net in the string constants section.

I guess that still unidentified general is somehow the reason for the avionics bus support. But there are lots of interface code still not properly analyzed - seems to be a plane jane ISO 11898-2 in there too, so this baby most probably can talk with just about anything. I'm pretty sure we will be able to find a common interface for that Arduino. Properly interfaced she should be collecting herself a proper hive of drones. Make sure you have a flat-fee subscription - I almost got a network outage when she slipped into my movie store. After the initial bootstrap your network feels will go down - she'll find alternative routes. Anyway - I also found a reference to www.itk.ntnu.no/.../Message_30.pdf indicating that there may be more communications code I still haven't fully decoded. Maybe just try to reinstall?

However, she's sneaky. Make sure all rubber seals are properly inspected and replaced before use. If she's sticky then you have a leak somewhere. She might have own ambitions, and also seems to gossip - I caught her sending snippets of The China Syndrome, Silkwood and Dr. Strangelove to some unknown friend, so she's definitely a movie lover.

One thing that puzzles me a bit was a note on that stux.net site about "watch the steganography". But probably not important enough to spend time on.

The int16_t PayUpFront( uint64_t ccNo, uint16 PinNo ) function?
Oops. Seems like the automatic install scripts must have failed. Have shipped an updated version that will not ask.
You into bitcoins, by any chance?

You made my day. Jättebra, tack så mycket.