armv7l). Embedding the bootloader in the SD Card image was kinda complicated, but cross compilation simplified things. Here's my flake: gist.github.com/karmanyaahm/5dc741b52dfbf6cbcb32da2fc90a31e3
Configuration params (8 and 9). Maybe I was looking at the wrong value, or parsing it wrong, but I'll just stick with my old working method.
flint instead of setup.py. Thankfully, there's a mode in Nix to handle that. I can now modify the code that ships with a UF2 by default, making deployment just a one-file-copy (very important when you have 20 of something).
Next steps: Look at Micropython manifests to figure out how to include data/image files in the UF2. Track the received setup packets (host fingerprint), and make a function to transmit those to Python from C.
On the Hardware side, my friend designed and 3d printed the first prototype of the case at school. It doesn't quite fit (see USB Port area), so needs a second prototype.
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