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Following on from this mailing list thread, any peripherals turned on in the bootloader remain on after the main app has started executed, causing unexpectedly high power consumption. I think it would be a good idea for the bootloader to de-initialise any initialised peripherals before jumping the main app. This would allow the main app to start from a blank slate and removes the need to add any de-initialisation code to it (which would require knowing what the bootloader has initialised).
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Following on from this mailing list thread, any peripherals turned on in the bootloader remain on after the main app has started executed, causing unexpectedly high power consumption. I think it would be a good idea for the bootloader to de-initialise any initialised peripherals before jumping the main app. This would allow the main app to start from a blank slate and removes the need to add any de-initialisation code to it (which would require knowing what the bootloader has initialised).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: