xspiloader: Avoid spurious TIM12 interrupts - #8
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When the timer is enabled, interrupts will continue after the payload boots, causing spurious interrupts (unless TIM12 is reconfigured by the booted program). That would result in hitting DefaultHandler after the program runs. xspiloader doesn't need embassy-time, so don't enable any time driver. TIM12 is the default timer driver interrupt. This doesn't affect usbnvme since that uses embassy-time and configures TIM12. It could affect other programs loaded by xspiloader, using newer embassy-stm32 or other configurations. Signed-off-by: Matt Johnston <matt@codeconstruct.com.au>
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When the timer is enabled, interrupts will continue after the payload boots, causing spurious interrupts (unless TIM12 is reconfigured by the booted program). That would result in hitting DefaultHandler after the program runs.
xspiloader doesn't need embassy-time, so don't enable any time driver. TIM12 is the default timer driver interrupt.
This doesn't affect loading usbnvme since it that embassy-time and configures TIM12. It could affect other programs loaded by xspiloader using newer embassy-stm32 or other configurations.