PyKey60: added startup delay multiplier to help some hardware start up... #5507
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Tested the build on that "faulty" or "picky" hardware and it resolved the issue... |
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Had some random issues with startup on some boards where it could enter the boot mode but circuitpython could not start. The issue is quite random as it's seen on identical hardware, made within a single batch.
After some discussions on discord, it was suggested that adding a clock delay would eliminate the issue.
After testing on affected hardware, this fixes the issue observed.