Sean Cross

Those registers are read-only, not read-write. The documentation for the RGB block is at https://rm.fomu.im/rgb.html which has a link to the Lattice documentation for the hardware block you're controlling. Appendix...

It's only the hard IP that's write-only. Other registers, namely those that wrap the IP and provide control, are read-write. For example, https://rm.fomu.im/rgb.html#rgb-ctrl is readable.

Can you try it with the latest workshop version?

Making it a compile-time switch is probably easiest. We can ship prebuilt versions of both the readonly and read/write version in the `prebuilt/` directory.

Keyboards and mice are very similar, with two subtle differences: 1. Keyboards have a lot more keys, and as a result tend to report _which_ key was pressed rather than...

Neat! Would you like to submit a PR with the keyboard HID example?

The easiest is to probably use the Github flow: 1. Fork the repository. Click the `Fork` button up top. 2. Add it as a remote. `git remote add honos https://github.com/Honos2014/tomu-quickstart.git`...

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It sounds like you're running into a BSD issue. It's waiting for you to pick up the phone. Does it work if you replace `tty` with `cu`? I.e. `minicom -D...

The Chopstx U2F program sets `TOBOOT_CONFIG_FLAG_AUTORUN`, which causes Chopstx to always run at poweron by default, under the theory that you wanted to use Tomu as a U2F key rather...