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In order for interrupt-based wake-ups (as introduced by #1142) to work concurrently with time.Sleep
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I'm trying to use SPI to read off an SD card, and part of the requirements of an SD card is that it needs to initialize at 100-400kHz, but then you can run it faster afterwards.
I'm using embedded-sdmmc
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Displaying the current tool number {after T0/T1/T2/...) on the screen would be helpful with MMU2 or other toolchanger.
The number can be displayed inside the nozzle picture.