If u have an Raspi or Beaglebone laying around , they are also suitable for flashing
Am 25. November 2018 22:55:56 MEZ schrieb Nico Huber <nic...@gmx.de>: >Hi Yannik, > >On 25.11.18 20:05, Yannik Catalinac wrote: >> For the SPI programmer I decided to use a CH341A, but when I search >for >> it there are different CH341A. Which one should I buy? > >It shouldn't matter as long as it says to be compatible to SPI 25 >series. There were reports about bad batches of every kind (e.g. >wrong voltage regulator), FWIW. So there's always a risk. I would >pick one with a location in Europe (i.e. not China) so you don't >wait weeks and then realize you got a bad one. I have one with a >black board btw. that works fine. > >As you asked for a German shop below, here[1] is a more expensive >alternative to the CH341A. 5x the cost, up to 15x the speed (and >can also work as a USB debugging device with coreboot; needs another >TTL level UART for the other end, though). > >> >> Which cables do you recommend? I read that I should use short ones, >but >> which cables exactly dou you recommend? A link to a german shop would >be >> very, very helpful! > >Reichelt has some rather expensive ones[2]. Work for me but I can't say >if they are any better than random ones from eBay. For the latter >search >for `10cm dupont female-female` (Buchse-Buchse). > >Hope that helps, >Nico > >[1] >https://www.elv.de/elv-highspeed-mini-usb-modul-um-ft2232h-komplettbausatz.html > Also needs a Mini-B (not the popular Micro-B) USB cable in case you > don't have a spare one. >[2] https://www.reichelt.de/ > Search for: steckboard lbb > >-- >coreboot mailing list: coreboot@coreboot.org >https://mail.coreboot.org/mailman/listinfo/coreboot
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