22:26 <nmz787> so how do I get one of the glasgow boards (in USA)?

22:30 <tnt> nmz787: atm you pretty much have to build it yourself.

22:31 <tnt> I know Greg Davill built a few but I think they're gone now and I'm not sure if he still has time with the Orange Crab work he's doing. you can try pinging him on twitter I guess. He're also here sometime but not ATM.

22:32 <nmz787> without a better description obviously, on github anyway, seems like it's basically an hx8k devboard with some (not sure what) extras?

22:35 <tnt> Hardware wise it's an FX2 + HX8k + a bunch of IO buffers with dynamically configurable pull up/down and IO voltage and protections circuit.

22:35 <tnt> But really it's the software framework where the magic lies.

22:36 <nmz787> heh, github docs are empty :/

22:37 <sorear> is github A/B testing something? I don't see a "Docs" tab and the README is filled out

22:40 <nmz787> https://github.com/GlasgowEmbedded/glasgow/tree/master/docs

22:40 <nmz787> the main page README is there, but it seems to be more marketing-speak than technical specs

22:42 <nmz787> the revC section of the main README has some technical specs, but I missed those while scanning it, as I was looking for bullet points (my bad)

22:42 <apo> nmz787: https://www.crowdsupply.com/1bitsquared/glasgow :p

22:44 <nmz787> apo: ah, thanks, that's much clearer to read quickly

23:01 <nmz787> hmm, looks like I might grab an icebreaker or hx8k dev board then... I emailed Piotr to see if he's got anything available

23:02 <tnt> icebreakers are on the 1bitsquared shop or even on mouser

23:31 <nmz787> yeah

23:31 <nmz787> I mean I emailed Piotr about glasgow

23:39 <nmz787> hmm

23:41 <electronic_eel> nmz787: he will probably say to wait until the crowsupply campaign is ready