Norman Krackow

[nrf-recover](https://github.com/thalesfragoso/nrf-recover/) also works for this, just also erases the MCU program flash :)

Additionally we now found that the 100 MHz maximum clock input that the [HAL checks for](https://github.com/stm32-rs/stm32h7xx-hal/blob/71e2b75ceaa33e654271144af444c5a4c7dc85b7/src/adc.rs#L36) is never a valid clock frequency. https://github.com/quartiq/stabilizer/issues/571

There were also some discussions/changes in miniconf to allow for responses to settings updates. But I don't think you can respond with arbitrary data to a settings update right? https://github.com/quartiq/miniconf/pull/63

Not an issue then.

The clippy lints at the end are due to commented out parts that don't work without Driver HW right now. I decided to commit them because it's annoying to comment...

Oh I forgot to mention that I tried this with 0.7.4 and the current master. In my example repo I patch in the current master.

Sorry.. ;) I mean please do double check my example or try with other code. I tired to exclude other variables where possible and had some discussion with @jordens but...