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How much extra complexity would it involve in case I have a board with Cortex A-9 Multicore CPU board.

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I am so glad I found this! I am studying electronics and embedded development by myself and this material is helping me a lot. The way you explain things is very charming and keeps me focused. Your English pronunciation is very clear as well, I love it. I also watched your recent videos about the xv6 OS and I gotta say they are superb! I am learning a ton. Keep it up, buddy. Best wishes.

I was really intrigued by the prototyping connector you used for programming the STM32 with a J-Link instead of the ST-Link. Could you please provide more details about how you set up this connector? I'd love to replicate it for the project Series.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Sounds like "The Blue Pill"... i am using NXP Cortex M7... its a beastly little guy.

this is good, so much to learn here.

Thanks for this series man🫡

Hey man, i love the kind of content that you do on this channel and I was wondering what kind of degree can help me learn more about stuff like this? Do I even need a degree? And if you don't mind me asking if you have a degree, what is it in?

Can i follow along with a STM32 Blue pill?

This is a goldmine, thank you SO SO much for this course! It's exactly what I hoped to find. Just ordered my board and so excited to jump in when it arrives.

Thank you soooo much!

Thanks f9r this bro I really really appreciate

Good work, keep it up!

Thin abstraction layers, Avoiding CubeMX and shouting out to James Sharman... sounds good to me.

Precisely what I was looking for! Thank you for this series! :)

Thanks

Just got recommended this video and I want to follow along, only know powershell and some python. Would i be able to do this on : "ST LINK Stlink ST-Link V2 Mini STM8 STM32 Simulator"? Since I cant find the board youre using on any stores in my country I have to order from ali express.

Can't wait for next video

Finally someone who doesn't use HAL

Watching with curiosity. I really do enjoy seeing low level implementations laid out cleanly, makes understanding what's going on at higher levels far more clear too. I'm also gonna be especially interested in the "signed firmware" bit, as I regularly get frustrated with locked-out devices that the IoT industry churns out. Very curious how far these devices actually go to prevent updates.

looking forward to this series!

Cool talk

Great stuff! Watching now, can't wait for the rest!

How about I follow this series using my custom cpu instead of an stm32? ;)
In all seriousness, I have high hopes for this series, can't wait for this to unfold.

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Just ordered a STM32Nucleo and this video popped up on recommendation, what a coincidence :)

This sounds awesome! How much C do you have to know in order to be able to follow along? I am well-versed with multiple other languages but have never done any low-level programming, so I've never touched C before.

First comment! thanks for the content