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The processor looks to have changed too going by the Amazon pic. And the specs look good!
There's obviously more info just waiting to be revealed - e.g. http://www.netduino.com/netduinogo redirects you to a forum topic that currently won't display.
STM32F4 clearly visible on the photo - Hanzibal is going to be pleased
Weee!
I knew Stefan was hiding something but I never expected him to be so knee deep into it. Congrats Stefan, well played and done for that matter - must have been really fun being a part of the whole development process. Really cool!
I knew Stefan was hiding something but I never expected him to be so knee deep into it. Congrats Stefan, well played and done for that matter - must have been really fun being a part of the whole development process. Really cool!
I haven't slept at all last night.
But just like the rest of you all, I'm waiting for the official announcement from Secret Labs. Until that moment I deny all knowledge about this new thingy, whatsitcalled?
I enjoy to see how curious and excited you all are by the way. Thumbs up!
I can imagine. The thing that got me suspicious was that you were initially a bit late in commenting on this thread
Naturally, Chris couldn't comment - but you...
Darn, you're smart
If the video wasn't found yet, I would still be denying everything
My guess would be 25 MHz. But it's not really that important, the cpu clock is derived from a PLL, which can be fed with various clock frequencies...
I was just thinking since in order to get the Fez Cerberus firmware running on the Discovery board, we had to replace the 8Mhz crystal with a 12Mhz one. I actually did that but somehow I managed to break the board
I was just thinking since in order to get the Fez Cerberus firmware running on the Discovery board, we had to replace the 8Mhz crystal with a 12Mhz one.
Well, STM32F4 is able to measure the HSE frequency using one of the timers, so it can calculate PLL prescaler and adjust it accordingly (see Internal/external clock measurement using TIM5/TIM11 in the datasheet).
Nothing official yet? Chris must be having a Danish with his coffee this morning... At least we have enough teaser info to keep us going for now.
The big questions for me though is - where's the Ethernet? I very much doubt this has been overlooked though. Adding an SD card should be easy with a module, so no worries there.
Well, STM32F4 is able to measure the HSE frequency using one of the timers, so it can calculate PLL prescaler and adjust it accordingly (see Internal/external clock measurement using TIM5/TIM11 in the datasheet).
I see, so the cerberus firmware probably use a fixed config then, right?
I see, so the cerberus firmware probably use a fixed config then, right?
I guess so... I mentioned that option mostly just because it exists, usually it is easier to use fixed config (i.e. hardcoded clock sources, frequencies and such); you don't switch crystals on production hardware