Closed dmsc closed 4 years ago
The bluepill board has a dip-switch connected to BOOT1 (PB2) via a 100k resistor.
This allows entering the bootloader when connecting the switch to "1".
Looks good to me. I tried it out on my bluepill board that has jumpers on BOOT0/BOOT1 and removing the jumper connecting it to 0 was sufficient to enter the bootloader. Thanks for the contribution!
The bluepill board has a dip-switch connected to BOOT1 (PB2) via a 100k resistor.
This allows entering the bootloader when connecting the switch to "1".