F4_HAL/uart: UART9 and UART10 should be on APB2. #8
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UART9 and UART10 are APB2, like UART1 and UART6. Fixes problem with wrong baud rate because APB1 and APB2 run at different clock dates.
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Looks good! Merged in 615329f |
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Is this the only change needed to stm32lib to get the F413 working? |
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Yes, you already merged the other one (BOR). |
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UART9 and UART10 are on APB2, like UART1 and UART6.
Fixes problem with wrong baud rate because APB1 and APB2 run at different clock dates.