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ah, it is a bug... i was already wondering about the position where the RiscOS blob is written. to me it looks it is somewhere inside first partition (without corrupting...

yes, i made a mistake by resolving the definition of RISCOS_BLOB_SECTOR_OFFSET it is indeed not inside in the first partition. it is in the not allocated region between the primary...

ok, no, i understand... then let it be like it is. i read also that it seems, that adfs/cumana is also in newer updated Debian 8 kernels enabled... is there...

maybe it is similar to https://github.com/raspberrypi/noobs/issues/231 - option to override hardcoded DEFAULT_REPO_SERVER https://github.com/raspberrypi/noobs/pull/234 - alternative image source repos

only out of interest... for what the ruby dependency is used? only for the examples?

@Manawyrm ... thank you for the information i didn't know, that it is possible to use iio_attr and SDR#+PlutoPlugin at the same time. and i thought the config.txt of Pluto...

> Note that I assumed most people already have those not, when people install SDR++ on a fresh installation of Windows 10... for example in a virtual machine specially created...

ok you got me. in my case i used a laptop for SDR only purpose. anyhow, things should be documented... at least in the troubleshooting section.

only for information: there is a similar device available to the WT32-ETH01. the [PoESP32](https://docs.m5stack.com/en/unit/poesp32). with the different, it can be powered over ethernet and uses a different interface chip.

i just tried to install STM32 Cores 1.9.0 on my Raspberry Pi (newest Raspbian Buster updated and upgrades and Arduino IDE 1.8.12). but i get the error message `Tool STM32Toolsis...