03:12 <napstx[m]> Hey, did you ever get around to the example code? All good if you haven't started yet :)

05:59 <galibert[m]> example/boilerplate.py is a good starting point, crossed with looking at existing applets

16:10 <default> I've been running into an issue with my C3 board. I tried running the `jtag-pinout` applet with `glasgow -v run jtag-pinout -V A=3.6 --pins A0:5` and it seems to just hang on `detecting pull resistors`. With trace output enabled it seems to be trying to read 2 bytes from the USB port that never come

17:53 <napstx[m]> Thanks galibert, I eventually hacked together something that works! I do have an unrealted question. What is the reason for the 1.8 volt minimum for the pins?

18:26 <be65da6e451238ff> hm I'm also seeing the benchmark fail.. `E: g.applet.internal.benchmark: mode sink failed at 0x75fcc6!`

21:42 <whitequark[cis]> <napstx[m]> "Thanks galibert, I eventually..." <- level shifters we use

21:43 <napstx[m]> Ok, ad that is just the lowest they state is supported?

21:43 <napstx[m]> s/ad/and/

21:44 <whitequark[cis]> napstx[m]: it's actually 1.65, and you can set the voltage as low as that

21:46 <napstx[m]> Interesting, thank you!

21:48 <whitequark[cis]> <be65da6e451238ff> "hm I'm also seeing the benchmark..." <- if this is a 1b2 sold device you should contact them for an RMA

21:57 <be65da6e451238ff> I think I somehow fixed that by reflashing with `glasgow flash`? I think I tried reverting to an old firmware version and reflashing first and then re-reflashed to the most recent version.

22:05 <whitequark[cis]> oh, that's interesting

22:06 <whitequark[cis]> I'll have to investigate