<bgamari_>
marcan, I have a batch of C1 boards sitting next to me
<esden>
marcan, whitequark ok all four boards pass the selftest now, using my locally built firmware and setting the hardware revision to C1
<esden>
so I think the FPGA might be ok after all :D
<esden>
bgamari_: make sure to swap the voltage regulators before testing them...
<esden>
or are those unpopulated boards?
<esden>
I can definitely send this prototype to you as is. At least it seems to be starting up. :D
<esden>
wrong window sorry ... :)
<esden>
this is bit strange... one of the glasgows lights up the ERR led when it is pluged in ... others dont... but the selftest returns PASS on all of them...
<esden>
the err led disappears when I start doing something with the board
<esden>
ok some additional cleaning solved that problem... can't wait to assemble the boards with little less subsequent reworking :)
<whitequark>
:D
<esden>
is there a good way to control the LED one by one?
<esden>
so that I can test/match them?
<whitequark>
mm, not really, you have to patch the firmware
<sorear>
short them out?
<esden>
not sure how accurate that would be when they are pulled down ... that is probably not representative of real use
<whitequark>
oh, you mean user led?
<esden>
user led too
<whitequark>
selftest lights all user leds correctly
<esden>
yeah but I would like to light them up individually too that would be helpful
<esden>
or display a pattern or something but I guess I will have to write some code for that