Armond30: No, it's not that simple. Just plugging in the correct hardware won't do any magic until someone writes software for the raspberry pi. I've looked into this raspberry pi idea, and it seems people are having problems with FTDI drivers with raspberry pi locking up. I think I'll go to my other idea, and just use a dedicated microprocessor to scan the serial frame, examine if it is valid, and if so, pass it to the LCDBC. By not using the built-in hardware serial, it will require a lot of processor time to collect the 1's and 0's and then use an algorithm to determine where the valid start bit is, etc.
DrGonzo: Have you tried ECU Delay = 10 (nearby the CEL menus). If this makes an improvement, then you may be in the same boat as Armond30 and fastbikes76.



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