Emmanuel Blot

Ok... I think I need to invest into a clock stretching slave then. BNO055 is available from Amzon @ €32 (similar to Farnell + shipment fee), while it costs €8...

Alternatively, using a small µC to emulate a I2C slave might be a better and more flexible solution.

I think I have a arduino board ... somewhere. I'll try to locate it. However, how do you enable clock stretching in the above example? I know Arduino is not...

Ok, I've been busy today with 3D printing flex filament, but I eventually found a bad chinese Arduino Nano clone. #### Python code class I2cClockStrechingGpioCheck(TestCase): def test_arduino(self): self._i2c = I2cController()...

Hi, any news?

I really can't tell. I've never used clock stretching... When I get some spare time, I will check how it behaves with an FT2232H.

I'm not sure to fully understand the question. You want to close the MPSSE port and re-open it as UART. However the port configuration is lost, and you may experience...

Sorry, I do not get what "PU" means here. I'm not sure how FTDI behaves with an alternative EEPROM configuration. FTDI doc is quite sparse on this matter.

It's been a very long time since I've used N25Q, but it used to support mode = 0:

I can think of two hack-ish *fully untested* ways (there may be more): 1. Use your pre-instantiated `SpiPort` ```py from pyftdi.spi import SpiController from spiflash.serialflash import SerialFlashManager cs = 1...