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@fpistm fpistm commented Aug 26, 2019

Hi @darkspr1te
This PR handle 8 and 12MHz system clock config.
If you can test and think it is OK then you can merge in your branch and I will be able to merge your PR in official repo.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.

Signed-off-by: Frederic.Pillon <[email protected]>
@darkspr1te darkspr1te merged commit 89588a3 into darkspr1te:master Aug 26, 2019
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fpistm commented Aug 26, 2019

Did you test it?

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yes, working fine with my setup but not with the new offical core, i need to check on that later, could be a conflict with my local base as I am also trying to port some of the functions from other stmduino cores so often run sandboxed setups that are not full environments. the symptom is hanging when using hardware timers. Again, could be a issue with my multi core setup or the newly added h/w timers, my test projects use h/w timers but from my own code base,

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fpistm commented Aug 26, 2019

ok

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Issue resolved and it was with my local code. 8mhz and 12mhz works on both my official boards (8/12mhz external xtal only). This will cover a lot of cleanflight based boards on the current market.

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