00:06 <d1b2> <karnathe> Thank you!

00:08 <d1b2> <karnathe> But ya, need to make some cables for it so I can actually use it. What are some fun ez projects to use it with? I have some bigger ideas, but wanna start with something simple

00:12 <whitequark> dump a serial memory chip pulled from some e-waste

00:15 <d1b2> <dragonmux> as for the cables.. the headers are standard 0.1" pin headers so any 0.1" pin header fly wires will work as will your standard 0.1" pin sockets (2x10 for the pin count and arrangement per port)

00:16 <whitequark> yeah. i tried to remember the specific ones that can be used for a single wire harness and it's been so long since i did any electronics that i apparently forgot everything

00:17 <d1b2> <dragonmux> most people here seem to refer to them as "dupont wires" iwrc

00:31 <d1b2> <karnathe> ah those ya kk, ill try to find a 0.1" pin socket too

00:31 <d1b2> <karnathe> and dummie noob question, where do I go for documentation / manual?

00:31 <d1b2> <karnathe> I didn't see one in le github

00:32 <d1b2> <esden> for example jumper wires like these will work... (the adafruit ones are nice flexible silicone wires, but you can get all kinds of cheap wires like that in many places) https://www.adafruit.com/product/4447

00:36 <whitequark> ty esden!

00:52 <d1b2> <karnathe> Thx, I have a ton of cheapo ones so I’ll try them. Where should I go for documentation?

00:53 <whitequark> `$ glasgow --help`

00:53 <whitequark> this is the primary source of documentation currently. the docs for the major applets are quite extensive

00:55 <d1b2> <dragonmux> it must be said, the glasgow command line is hugely self-documenting and that documentation is for the most part very high quality