10:16 <esc_ctrl[m]> Can someone please give me a full example of the syntax for using memory-25x, including the pin assignment? I have been trying to figure this out for a half hour and even with an (possibly outdated) example I found online I am still getting errors that "A2" is not a valid argument, when I try to assign A2 to COPI

10:18 <esc_ctrl[m]> $ glasgow run memory-25x -V 5 --cs A3 --copi A2 --cipo A0 --wp A4 --hold A5 --sck A1 identify

10:18 <esc_ctrl[m]> Error: argument OPERATION: invalid choice "A2"

10:19 <esc_ctrl[m]> * Can someone please give me a full example of the syntax for using memory-25x, including the pin assignment? I have been trying to figure this out for a half hour and even with an (possibly outdated) example I found online I am still getting errors that "A2" is not a valid argument, when I try to assign A2 to COPI

10:19 <esc_ctrl[m]> .

10:19 <esc_ctrl[m]> * .

10:19 <esc_ctrl[m]> Error: argument OPERATION: invalid choice "A2"

10:19 <esc_ctrl[m]> Strangely it skips A3 which i pass in first with the same syntax 😵‍💫

10:21 <Michiel[m]> I think you need to use --io for copi, cipo, wp and hold

10:21 <esc_ctrl[m]> I found this example but I believe its outdated because the syntax used here also didn't work for me

10:21 <esc_ctrl[m]> https://vvx7.io/posts/2023/07/glasgow-interface-explorer-reading-spi-flash-memory/

10:21 <Michiel[m]> From the applet help:

10:21 <Michiel[m]> ` --io PINS bind the applet I/O lines 'copi', 'cipo', 'wp', 'hold' to PINS (default: 'A2,A4,A3,A0', required)`

10:23 <esc_ctrl[m]> Oh ok that works! Somehow the io pins have to be grouped, unlike other glasgow apps im used to where they are all assigned individually

10:23 <esc_ctrl[m]> Thanks

10:23 <esc_ctrl[m]> Can the help texts please include a full line example of the syntax in the future?

17:41 <sazzach[m]> <Michiel[m]> Hi everyone,...

17:41 <sazzach[m]> I looked at the snippet you posted, and nothing stood out to me as wrong. If you provided a link to a git repo/tarball/equivalent containing your code, I'd be down to take a closer look/help you troubleshoot.

19:02 <Michiel[m]> <sazzach[m]> I looked at the snippet you posted, and nothing stood out to me as wrong. If you provided a link to a git repo/tarball/equivalent containing your code, I'd be down to take a closer look/help you troubleshoot.

19:02 <Michiel[m]> You can find the complete code at https://github.com/msvisser/glasgow/blob/sd-spi-applet/software/glasgow/applet/memory/sd_spi/__init__.py . It might be a bit messy, but running `glasgow -v run memory-sd-spi -V A=3.3 test` should trigger the issue. Even without anything connected you should see the problem. The version on GitHub is slightly more complex, because I have added in some conditions to leave a state early, which means it also

19:02 <Michiel[m]> shows slightly different behaviour. This version goes through the `Command-Wait-For-Ready` after exchanging one byte (which is correct). Then it somehow only outputs 5 bytes in `Command-Transmit`, while it should output 6 bytes. And then in `Command-Receive` it gets stuck after the first byte.

19:46 <sazzach[m]> <Michiel[m]> You can find the complete code at https://github.com/msvisser/glasgow/blob/sd-spi-applet/software/glasgow/applet/memory/sd_spi/__init__.py . It might be a bit messy, but running `glasgow -v run memory-sd-spi -V A=3.3 test` should trigger the issue. Even without anything connected you should see...

19:46 <sazzach[m]> Thanks, I'll take a close look later today