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This was a fast one. Last night I designed a small 2 layer #GPIO stacking header board for the #RaspberryPi that will be used in my #NeXTcube mini to provide a power and activity LED. It's in production at #JLCPCB already.
So, something to ponder. 
Which plugs and sockets would you use if you wanted to route 6 pins from the #GPIO port of a #RaspberryPi, which is located in a housing, to another housing? Off the top of my head, I can only think of a 6-pin DIN plug/socket.
Are there any others?
≠51 A friend of mine made a board to upgrade the uConsole, expanding the GPIO and unused USB with i2c headers and a USB2 hub.
It connects to the 40-pin, 0.5mm pitch GPIO FFC/FPC connector, as well as being soldered to the unallocated USB4 pads. It splits out 3.3V I2C, providing a Qwiic connector (JST-SH) and soldering headers, and also provides a GL850-based USB2 Hub, the 4 ports accessible by soldering headers.
GitHubGitHub - scriven42/uConsole-Upgrade-Board: A board to upgrade the uConsole, expanding the GPIO and unused USB with i2c headers and a USB2 hub.A board to upgrade the uConsole, expanding the GPIO and unused USB with i2c headers and a USB2 hub. - scriven42/uConsole-Upgrade-Board
Building a Raspberry Pi Cycling Computer
Author: Ben Tasker
www.bentasker.co.uk · Building a Raspberry Pi Cycling ComputerI bought myself an under-desk exercise bike, which had a small cycle computer attached. The problem is, if you're going to track stats you really should *track* them. So, I decided to use a Raspberry
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Slightly convoluted way you address the registers of the MC6821 PIA on the #C64 #GPIO board... 
It has 6 registers but only 2 register select lines, so you can only directly address 2^2=4 registers. The way they resolved that is that the control registers can be addressed unambiguously using these 2 bits, and then you write to a bit (#2) in each control register to select whether the otherwise ambiguous read/write should go to the respetive peripheral or data direction register.
I guess they were out of pins... 
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@vi sadly, no.
the @Raspberry_Pi only does #HDMI and I struggle to find some panels that don't block the #GPIO using SPI and requiring questionable scripts and/or dont work from boot on a CLI...
#Nerdquestion
#Raspberry #pigpio library
Looking for code for
2-key rollover for n keys (n buttons connected to separate GPIO pins)
Looking for #Python code to detect two-button-presses on (let's say) 4 buttons, in general detect "2-key rollover" on n GPIO pins.
( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_rollover : "Key rollover is the ability of a computer [keyboard] to correctly handle several simultaneous keystrokes.")
For 2 buttons, this is easy.
en.wikipedia.orgKey rollover - Wikipedia
@neauoire What does one need to DIY core memory weave and have it addressable by smolputer #GPIO with #I2C or whatever? Just hook it to usb and zap at it? Any notions offhand?
This is to say I have some notion of how to make the core weave from junk, but little grok of a platform which can talk to it readily.