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devel/ironos-firmware: NEW PORT - firmware for opensource soldering irons
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Authored by bsd_orsolic.org on Jan 5 2024, 4:53 PM.
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This adds firmware which can be flashed to open source soldering irons like TS80, TS100, Pinecil and others.
Flash command:
blisp write -c bl70x -p /dev/cuaU0 --reset /usr/local/share/ironos-firmware/Pinecilv2_EN.bin
Tested on my Pinecil v2 for the past few months.

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bsd_orsolic.org created this revision.

In the Details there is a command on howto flash the ROMS it should go into a pkg-message. Specially we have to make usage of SUB_FILES as there is PREFIX involved in the comment. Look at the pkg-message and ucl section in the porters-handbook. Also make sure to run portlint/portfmt/portclippy. For sure there are some changes required to pet portclippy. Also there is a possibility that we have to use NO_ARCH=yes as there are no architecture specific files. Running poudriere with -t might throw these warnings.

devel/ironos-firmware/Makefile
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This should be

NO_BUILD=yes

Not too fond of having firmware/roms in ports as they tend to be a relatively frequently moving target and go stale in repos