Change clock setup for Generic F411Rx#904
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System clock is now running at 96 MHz (and not 100 MHz) to keep compatibility with USB, that requires a 48 MHz clock. The expected external crystal/clock frequency can now be redefined at compile time.
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Sorry about this. I've been struggling to get Git todo what I want. Will add a PR for the F411Cx's soon. |
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Great! I'll apply the appropriate changes to #877! |
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The system clock is now running at 96 MHz (and not 100 MHz) to keep compatibility with USB, which requires a 48 MHz clock. The expected external crystal/clock frequency can now be redefined at compile time.