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What you want is called USB on the go. Cellphones do this. You can plug USB drives into them or plug them into a computer and they work both ways. The 1062 chip on a Teensy 4.1 does support OTG on both USB ports. So, if the correct software were...

I will also throw in my vote for using a USB-C connector. Virtually everyone is doing it these days and who doesn't want to be like the cool kids. USB-C has the advantage of being a lot easier to socket. I think everyone needs three tries to...

That's what I thought. So, I found it strange that I'm still getting those messages with the 1.60 b6 PlatformIO build. Maybe I'm doing something wrong. I can probably manually add the flag to get rid of those messages but I wonder why that is not...

Thanks for doing this. I just tried using your platform packages and it does seem to have worked. Here is what the beginning of a compile says: Processing teensymm (platform: teensy; board: teensymm; framework: arduino)...

Awesome! I've been using 1.59 with platformio because I'm loathe to use the beta. Funny enough, I forget why anymore. But, I ended up not using the beta any longer and so I stick with 1.59. It'll be awesome to have 1.60 be officially released...

Here is a sixth beta test for Teensyduino 1.60. This is meant to be a release candidate. My hope is to release 1.60 with the many small fixes that accumulated since 1.59 before starting major new development. Arduino 2.3.x, all systems...

I updated the PlatformIO beta links: https://forum.pjrc.com/index.php?threads/how-to-add-a-teensyduino-beta-release-to-platformio.71730/post-364847

Just a quick note before this thread is locked and in case Phil does not reply by the cut off: If you're curious, there is no thread on their forum. I just checked. There may be posts elsewhere but on their own forum, there are zero threads about...

At this point, I would recommend both sides to just quit engaging. Go out and enjoy the coming weekend. Touch grass. Spend time with your family. Work on new cool projects (with a teensy!) Arguing the same point over and over is not changing...

Yes, several of us sell products with Teensy boards inside. So, yeah, it's possible to build commercial stuff with Teensy and actually a great thing for PJRC (and SparkFun now) because they then sell more products. Who buys more Teensys? A...

There's definitely a bit of misinformation in that thread. You can most definitely sell your commercial product with a teensy embedded inside The only thing not open source is the bootloader IC. And that's purely to stop the Chinese copies...

Maybe throw a USB-C connector on that thing?

to be super duper clear again, “freensy” is not a finalized product name. it’s a working label, shorthand, nothing more. we have not announced a final name, and the naming will be handled carefully, especially given the history around...

I don't think anyone is against you making teensy accessories. It's just that we don't understand your freensy board. It seems to be stepping on Paul's toes and it doesn't seem necessary at all. On that one particular account, I think we're...

For the record, I like EagleCAD and still use it. I've got 9.6.2 and a 6.x version installed. You can keep using the old versions of Eagle forever, so long as you keep the files yourself. What stops in the middle of this year is the ability to...

Here's an interesting thing which I hadn't mentioned but will now: I said in my post that I only had one bad interaction with AdaFruit over the years. Here is what it was: I was using a BLE adapter that they made. I wanted to create a large...

For my part, I'm saddened by this but not totally surprised. Like probably many of you, I've been in this space for a long time, at least since the Teensy 2.0 era. I've had various dealings with Adafruit over the years. By and large, Limor seems...

Waveshare does sell CAN-FD boards. As an example: https://www.amazon.com/Waveshare-CAN-FD-HAT-Protection/dp/B07YQTMQTR

I think it's OK to say "this new phasing worries me." Sure, it might be worrisome. But, at this point, all we need to do is slightly worry. Maybe it's something to keep in the back of your mind, but nothing actually bad has happened at this...

After much testing I can confirm that the pin mapping in @KurtE document is correct. Sparkfun’s SDIO pin specific section has incorrect MM<>T4 pin mapping @Paul FYI