It’s a breadboard with an extender for a Raspberry Pi’s pins flipped upside down, a Raspberry Pi Pico, jumper wires, and a clip that came with a CH341A that suffers from the issue of being 5V.
The issue I think would be length of the wires.
Any thoughts? I’d consider soldering something together but I don’t have a soldering iron that would be great for something so small and I’m working with what I have on hand.
I also have a Raspberry Pi 4 and the CH341A that has the voltage issue if anyone has a better idea that might work.
The Raspberry Pi Pico can’t run Linux let alone Libreboot
https://libreboot.org/docs/install/spi.html#raspberry-pi-pico ???
I think they were under the impression I want to install Libreboot on the Raspberry Pi. Maybe they didn’t get a good look at the photo or how it was cropped confused them
Looking at your other comment made way more sense.
Correct but it can be used to flash Libreboot on devices like the ThinkPad I mentioned in the title.
I’m asking if this configuration would be effective considering I’ve heard of people having issues with longer wires causing problems. Adding jumpers and a breadboard is just adding to that length.
Is the wire length problem some sort of latency issue or a resistance issue?