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interesting in the future
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from the loopback
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with the I2C character driver loopback test
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read DMA
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to verify I2S
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from the last checkin
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betweent he OS and applications in a kernel build
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via pthread_setname_np(). From Ken Pettit
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testing and is inappropriate for use with real I2S devices
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using the OTG HS peripheral in FS mode. From Ken Pettit.
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either the OTG FS peripheral or the OTG HS peripheral (in FS mode). This was done as a quick way to get USB support on the STM32F429 which has only OTG HS. From Ken Pettit
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