The separate blocks are because each time I rebooted my Pico 2 and reconnected picocom. The <snip>s were just to avoid listing out every intervening elapsed second's time.
However, I figured out a workaround. On bootup I test the value of POWMAN_TIMER_RUN, and if it is set to 0x1 I don't touch POWMAN_TIMER or any other AON Time-related registers; in that case the time of the AON Timer is not reset to the time that I had previously written to POWMAN_SET_TIME_*.
However, I figured out a workaround. On bootup I test the value of POWMAN_TIMER_RUN, and if it is set to 0x1 I don't touch POWMAN_TIMER or any other AON Time-related registers; in that case the time of the AON Timer is not reset to the time that I had previously written to POWMAN_SET_TIME_*.
Statistics: Posted by tabemann — Sat Aug 31, 2024 9:03 pm