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  • Patch Set #1, Line 9: FT232H-based devices are unable to read over 256 bytes of flash in one

    > One more general thought: Is there any other software running that might […]

    So, with the 1536B chunk size, do you always get full URBs succeeding? i.e.
    it's always 1536B or nothing?

    It all seems still very odd to me. I wonder if this is not some very subtle
    hardware issue. Do you power anything via the FT232H board? the flash chip
    I assume? is there anything else (e.g. the chip on some (main)board)? We
    could try some sort of dry-run without the flash chip, e.g. disconnect the
    chip, and then do a forced read by adding `-c <flashchip> -f` to a read
    command. That should lower the things that could go wrong hardware-wise.

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