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When flashing the 4nes4snes.bin onto this ch552 port 1 - 3 works perfectly but port 4 is not read at all on p1.7.
Swapping port 3 and 4 gives the same result, port 3 (which confirmed working) is not read on p1.7.
I've also replicated this beviour in a second ch552, nothing on p1.7.
Any ideas what's up?
Thanks!
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Sorry, I got myself locked out of my Github account for awhile, finally got back in.
I haven't looked at this project for awhile, but I remember that there were some OS-specific quirks with how I was handling the USB endpoints. I'd test some things in Windows and it'd work, then I'd switch to Linux and it'd fail, and vice-versa. The AVR project this project was forked from did everything through one endpoint, which Windows was OK with but Linux didn't like, and I wanted to be able to use this with a Raspberry Pi, but it didn't work too well most of the time.
I guess I'd better ask -- how do you know there's nothing on P1.7? P1.7 should be an input from the controller.
When flashing the 4nes4snes.bin onto this ch552 port 1 - 3 works perfectly but port 4 is not read at all on p1.7.
Swapping port 3 and 4 gives the same result, port 3 (which confirmed working) is not read on p1.7.
I've also replicated this beviour in a second ch552, nothing on p1.7.
Any ideas what's up?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: