Closed chrenderle closed 1 week ago
In the future maybe it can automatically be detected when a peripherals is supposed to be clocked by the LSE.
Apparently the LSESYSEN bit doesn't exist for every STM32 series. I need to patch this.
what would be the downside of unconditionally enabling LSESYS? (if it exists, and if the user requests LSE to be enabled, ofc). Why is it a different bit?
LSESYS leads to higher power consumption
I checked all the RMs. The bit exists only for L5, U5, WL and WBA. I changed the code accordingly
@Dirbaio is there a reason against merging this? If yes I'd like to know what I can change/improve
Rebased so it picks up the new xtensa test.
Seems it causes the RTC test to hang on u5, wl5, wba.
fixed this in the new commit
This is needed for #3515 when the LPTIM is supposed to be clocked by the LSE.