03:22 <beiriannydd[m]> Is it possible that a mystery package from mouser is my Glasgow?

04:18 <Jarrett[m]> I bet it's resistors

04:18 <Jarrett[m]> or maybe LEDs

05:25 <davidlenfesty[m]> The Glasgow does have both of these

13:43 <galibert[m]> It's so cute !

13:43 <galibert[m]> I didn't realize how small and cute it would be

13:46 <wiebel[m]> Isn't it? I also can't bring myself to hide it in an encasing, the PCB is just a piece of art in itself.

13:50 <galibert[m]> The case is really nice too in a different style

14:10 <whitequark[cis]> ehehe

14:40 <beiriannydd[m]> Heh

14:40 <galibert[m]> Love the colors of the leds

14:41 <beiriannydd[m]> It does appear to be: got the message from CS.

14:44 <wiebel[m]> Is the ram-pak from esden a known-good design or am I facing trouble on building it? https://confluence.plusline.de/dosearchsite.action?cql=siteSearch+~+%22tickettoaster%22&queryString=tickettoaster

14:45 <wiebel[m]> * Is the ram-pak from esden a known-good design or am I facing trouble on building it?

14:45 <wiebel[m]> * Is the ram-pak from esden a known-good design or am I facing trouble on building it? https://github.com/esden/glasgow-addons/tree/master/hardware/ram-pak

14:45 <galibert[m]> I thought it was still under development

14:50 <galibert[m]> Is there a doc somewhere telling how one is supposed to use vio and vsense? I can't find one

14:51 <galibert[m]> Is it just "put the +5V on vio if your signals are 5V, don't use vsense unless you want a continuous measurement of a given voltage"?

14:54 <wiebel[m]> My understanding is that it is up to you, you can use it for the votage mirroring, so put it on the Vcc of the target circuit, still allowing to power a specific part. or use it as a watchdog to chek if the provided voltage get's where it needs to be.

14:55 <wiebel[m]> s/votage/voltage/

14:55 <wiebel[m]> * My understanding is that it is up to you, you can use it for the voltage mirroring, so put it on the Vcc of the target circuit, still allowing to power a specific part, or use it as a watchdog to check if the provided voltage gets where it needs to be.

14:55 <galibert[m]> So I should not connect the +5V of the target circuit to the vio pin?

14:59 <wiebel[m]> It depends on your applet, for selftest you bridge it to Vcc. I have not used it at all, yet.

15:01 <wiebel[m]> I was lucky and had a bmx280 board laying around, still too lazy to solder. ;)

15:01 <galibert[m]> I want to connect to the extension connector of a Yamaha expander, which has midi, i2s-like, and of course gnd and 5V

15:03 <wiebel[m]> I'm sure you can leave out the Vsense until you want to use it in any meaningful way.

15:04 <wiebel[m]> Besides the --mirror-voltage is just a genius way in itself.

15:10 <galibert[m]> So... I should put the 5V on vsense and let the glasgow generate its own 5V?

15:13 <wiebel[m]> You can but you don't need to, simply use Vcc from the glasgow and tell it to use 5V and completely forget about Vsense, simply leave it dangling around.

15:13 <wiebel[m]> At least that's what I did until now.

15:45 <galibert[m]> well, time to make my custom applets now :-)

17:30 <_whitenotifier-1> [glasgow] haroldm opened pull request #697: manual: add libusb dependency for macOS - https://github.com/GlasgowEmbedded/glasgow/pull/697

17:55 <fridtjof[m]> Assembled one of jkominek's breakout boards with some slight modifications to accomodate a generic fx2la :3

19:30 <wiebel[m]> I have connected a bluepill and ran run swd-openocd -V 3.3 tcp:localhost:1337 after that I tried to use target remote localhost:1337 in arm-none-eabi-gdb which was noted by glasgow by ... socket: new connection from [::1]:48182 but then nothing happened in gdb. Any obvious caveat here?

19:31 <wiebel[m]> * use target extended-remote localhost:1337, * connection from \[::1, * [::1\]:48182 but

19:36 <wiebel[m]> * I have connected a bluepill and ran run swd-openocd -V 3.3 tcp:localhost:1337 after that I tried to use target extended-remote localhost:1337 in arm-none-eabi-gdb which was noted by glasgow by ... socket: new connection from [::1]:48182 but then nothing happened in gdb. Any obvious caveat here? Ah I'm sorry I missed the most useful help of the applet itself.

20:37 <wiebel[m]> * I have connected a bluepill and ran run swd-openocd -V 3.3 tcp:localhost:1337 after that I tried to use target extended-remote localhost:1337 in arm-none-eabi-gdb which was noted by glasgow by ... socket: new connection from \[::1\]:48182 but then nothing happened in gdb. Any obvious caveat here? Ah I'm sorry I missed the most useful help of the applet itself.

20:37 <wiebel[m]> To provide something useful: git clone https://github.com/openocd-org/openocd && cd openocd && ./bootstrap && ./configure --enable-remote-bitbang && make && sudo make install

22:58 <ccattuto[m]> yay just got my Glaslow

22:58 <ccattuto[m]> s/Glaslow/Glasgow/