Thomas Gravekamp
Thomas Gravekamp
Hi, have you tried looking for the pin(s) responsible for setting the flash mode and following the traces? You basically have to reverse engineer the board a bit to first...
Thanks for bringing this to my attention, I will try to look into this.
Thanks, I will try to look into this.
Thanks, I will try to look into this.
As far as I am aware, non of the board pages show the alternative functions of any of the pins, except for maybe the debug headers. I am currently working...
Github pages is based on [Jekyll](https://jekyllrb.com/). Jekyll is capable of using JSON and some other formats as data sources. Combine this with [templates](https://github.com/STM32-base/STM32-base.github.io/blob/refactor-board-pages/_includes/board-content.html), and the board pages can be generated....
I have converted some board pages to the new format. They are now based on JSON files. If you still feel up to it, you can use this to experiment...
As an answer to your comment before the PR: I already thought of an approach for this. I am sure that we do not want to go the brute force...
Yeah, this will take some time. I will try to look into this the coming week. One thing I want to work out first is how I can prevent duplication...
Oh, and by the way, can you please split out those changes you made to the STM32F401 black pill page in a separate PR so that we can merge those...