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A1200 Clockport USB Design (Open Discussion)

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Re: A1200 Clockport USB Design (Open Discussion)

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In terms of knowledge we have a resident STM32 USB Expert (@arkadiusz.makarenko ) and the clockport hardware design I can probably do in an afternoon..

Where we're falling short is drivers. I have a man who can maybe help us out here but i was after getting him to do an updated CDTV driver first.
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Re: A1200 Clockport USB Design (Open Discussion)

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No worries, driver side I'd not have a clue. Always willing to help with anything stm32 related though.
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Re: A1200 Clockport USB Design (Open Discussion)

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Second pair of eyes would be nice on stm32 stuff sometimes. :)

From my side biggest issue would be syncing amiga bus and stm32.
Then usb hub support.
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Re: A1200 Clockport USB Design (Open Discussion)

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arkadiusz.makarenko wrote: 25 Apr 2021 20:51 Second pair of eyes would be nice on stm32 stuff sometimes. :)

From my side biggest issue would be syncing amiga bus and stm32.
Then usb hub support.
Yeah i think a bus buffer is the solution for the this.
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