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PIDs for Vekatech's 3rd-party Arduino board package - #1245
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The hardware is all commercially available, and the software is under MIT license (mostly arduino support). There is discussion on some other issues about projects that use split bootloader/project PIDs. I don't have an opinion here and would like additional direction. ❓ |
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Per other discussion this kind of split-PID request is permitted. See thread for note about hardware usage.
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This pull request requests four USB PIDs for two development boards:
Each board requires separate application and bootloader PIDs so the
third-party Arduino platform can reliably detect the bootloader port
after reset and select the correct upload port.
The two boards use different hardware and firmware targets, so separate
application PIDs are required to distinguish them reliably.
The firmware and Arduino platform sources are publicly available.