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You might also just wait to see what happens Sometimes it is not switching to high clock and use a very slow clock So it boots, but very slowly
i have some pending stuff to make it build more easily on linux & mingw Might be worth waiting a couple of days
it's also the sign of an early crash it may happen when using the bootloader, the usb is not fully initialized and triggers crash
2 & 3 are aliasing due to lack of oversampling. Stroboscopic effect. It's better with the GD32 due to its hw oversampling
6 is fixed
1- is a conflict about adc2 used for 5us/div and coupling detection. should work, does not.
in fast interleaved mode, both ADCs are sampling the same input pin. They start sampling 7 cycles apart, every 14 samples, so you have 7 cycles/samples i.e. twice the speed...
This is the zip file for STM32@72Mhz without usb modification st-flash write Dso150STM32F103_vanilla.bin 0x8000000 should do the job If it works, i'll upload the 128Mhz one [Dso150STM32F103_vanilla.bin.zip](https://github.com/mean00/DSO_STM32Duino/files/5902077/Dso150STM32F103_vanilla.bin.zip) You'll need this...
If you use the .bin file directly , you just need st link utilites, no need for anything else
Here is the latest version with 128 Mhz clock + fixes for the bugs spotted by belotv [Dso150STM32F103_vanilla_128Mhz_head.zip](https://github.com/mean00/DSO_STM32Duino/files/5902322/Dso150STM32F103_vanilla_128Mhz_head.zip)