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| December 25, 2010 by Sareena   | Hey! I just finished the hardware part of the project a few days ago, but I have been kind of stuck on programming side. 
 Help? Thanks! Sareena | 
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| December 25, 2010 by Ralphxyz   | That is ls not 1s as in ellone! or something like what? Post a screen shot of your terminal window "command line not found" does not make any sense. Terminal is the command line! "avr-gcc-select 4" sets gcc to use version 4 instead of version 3 that is the default. You can search this forum for /dev to get a lot of interesting and helpful discussions about using your Mac with the Nerdkit (which works fine by the way). Do ls /dev to find your usb port Up towards the top of the listing it will look like this: You have to have the Nerdkit connected to the USB before it will show up. Ralph | 
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