04:01 <d1b2> <theorbtwo> Random idea for an applet, btw, based on a bit of chat in #keyboarding: general matrix keyboard reversing. You hook up the Glasgow to the matrix however, it works out what is a row and what is a column. You'd have to smash random keys for a bit to give it somehing to work with, but that's no hardship.

04:54 <DX-MON> for some much needed context for those in IRC.. I am in the process of designing a Glasgow add-on board for legacy keyboards and their connectors

04:54 <DX-MON> I have a small handful of boards I've been designing to adapt various interfaces and I will be publishing them ASAP along with doing the test runs for them

04:56 <DX-MON> so far I have JTAG probe with pass-through for those like me dealing with 0.05" headers and without the ability to crimp their own IDC cables.. I have the keyboard one with support for PS/2, AT/XT, IBM Terminal, ADB, and RJ-45 IBM Terminal so far and soon with support for some Amiga keyboards (I hope)

04:56 <DX-MON> I also have in mind a USB pass-through board

04:58 <DX-MON> so I can use my Glasgow as a USB 2.0 mode FS analyser as I don't have the tools and skills atm to build a Luna and the OpenVizla is a touch out my price range for now while my need for the tool is immediate

04:58 <DX-MON> I think Glasgow doesn't have an applet for that yet, so that might become my first Glasgow applet contrib

05:02 <DX-MON> for what it's worth with the pass-through board.. my first shot at it will be a USB A connector to the target, and a USB Micro-B connector to the host as this is what I have the most cables for, making the whole thing as seamless as possible for me.. but I'm not against doing a Type-C version of the pass-through if push comes to shove..

06:15 <d1b2> <brainstorm> Yeah, sorry for the confusion with the edits... my last commits and tests at https://github.com/espressif/openocd-esp32/pull/134#issuecomment-753574162 seem to have worked, next I'll fire up GDB and see if things make sense, thanks for the extra pair of eyes and help over here, folks, much appreciated!

12:32 <sorear> type defined phrases to work out which row/column are which?

18:10 <d1b2> <Hardkrash> It might be better to press all keys sequentially in a physical row or column

18:12 <d1b2> <Hardkrash> Then apply the typed phrases to determine mapping. Might need options for numeric only or other options besides assuming a typical computer keyboard.