Hi, I tried as first build something real what landed on my desk and here it is. Sure, I was stopped by USB PID thing, so for now, I leaved entire usb settings as raw rp2040/pico (dont know if this is a problem) and notified manufacturer to do some action ...
https://github.com/elecfreaks/pico_ed/issues/1 (UF2 + simple testing included)
https://www.elecfreaks.com/picoed.html
its quite nice, with IS31FL3731 led matrix, although default SPI hw pins are not matching microbit pinout
also after fetching submodules on linux and then trying to clone my fork of circuitpython on windows, its drastically long and huge, over 4GB and not completed, I dont know why (nothing was commited to my forked repo from linux)
Petr
Elecfreaks Pico:ed (microbit pinout) experimental build
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Re: Elecfreaks Pico:ed (microbit pinout) experimental build
The Raspberry Pi's submodules are gigantic. I've added a `make fetch-submodules` target at the top level that will do a more minimal fetch.
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