[READY] - Multiple updates to switch flashing process #825
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history needa to be fixed, will help @owendelong fix this before merge |
This was referenced Feb 3, 2025
Added Ping.pm patch for Linux into comments Added default for -b to power off switch after successful load Added switch to override power off for -b
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rebased and fixed up these things so we have even less problems. We should be all good to go after syncing with @owendelong on a file review. |
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This almost certainly require merge ahead of od_pre22x_10.
Description of PR
Multiple updates to switch flashing process
Previous Behavior
Lots of problems.
New Behavior
Fewer problems and a bunch of peoples keys got added too.
Tests
Mark 1 eyeball, a USB keyboard, surgical tubing and a yak.