I managed to get it to run and satisfy Gary Hammond's TpddTool.py even running at the lowest possible clock rate of 2Mhz. At that clock rate the entire thing including the rs232/cmos tranceiver is drawing as little as 10ma when I get sleep() working. But still only about 18ma even without sleep() (@ 5.1v), spiking to just under 30ma while writing, and writing these tiny files always takes only a fraction of a second. Batteries won't be a problem.
I removed all the oled display stuff I was playing with, #ifdef'd out the usb-serial console, cpu clock to 2 Mhz, but actually added a disk activity light using the on-board led. Sadly, "compiles & runs" is not the same as "works" ;) I think the protocol implimentation itself is still very new and not fully working yet, but close. Fun to play with though. -- bkw On Fri, Aug 31, 2018 at 10:04 AM Kurt McCullum <[email protected]> wrote: > Yeah, but still fun to put together! > > Kurt > > > On Thu, Aug 30, 2018, at 10:08 PM, Brian White wrote: > > > An office file server for M100's > > What a wonderfully useless project. :) > > > > -- bkw
