stm32: WIP adding support for USB device VCP+MSC+HID mode #4751
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I fixed this and it now works. It supports VCP+MSC+HID, 2xVCP+MSC+HID and 3xVCP+MSC+HID |
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This was cleaned up and merged. |
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Fix cp1252 build
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This adds a new USB device mode to the stm32 port:
pyb.usb_mode('VCP+MSC+HID')I thought this would be an easy addition given the recent improvements to configuring USB devices, but it doesn't work, at least on my Linux system it crashes the Kernel's USB driver.
It will only run on a board with a USB peripheral with enough (6) endpoints. Eg the USB HS peripheral on an STM32F7xx.