Rename hex and dfu files to flashfloppy-at415-st105-*
This places the now more common Artery chip more prominently, and contrasts better with flashfloppy-at435-*
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@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ dist: FORCE all
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mkdir -p $(t)/alt/io-test
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mkdir -p $(t)/alt/quickdisk/logfile
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$(MAKE) _legacy_dist mcu=stm32f105 level=$(level) t=$(t)
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$(MAKE) _dist mcu=stm32f105 n=stm105-at415 level=$(level) t=$(t)
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$(MAKE) _dist mcu=stm32f105 n=at415-st105 level=$(level) t=$(t)
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$(MAKE) _dist mcu=at32f435 n=at435 level=$(level) t=$(t)
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$(PYTHON) scripts/mk_qd.py --window=6.5 $(t)/alt/quickdisk/Blank.qd
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cp -a COPYING $(t)/
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@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ to program a HEX or DFU firmware file as explained in the wiki, linked above.
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These files are located in the hex/ and dfu/ folders respectively, and you
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must use the correct file for your microcontroller:
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STM32F105, AT32F415
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- Use file "dfu/flashfloppy-stm105-at415-<ver>.dfu" (or .hex equivalent)
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- Use file "dfu/flashfloppy-at415-st105-<ver>.dfu" (or .hex equivalent)
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AT32F435
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- Use file "dfu/flashfloppy-at435-<ver>.dfu" (or .hex equivalent)
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