hw/mcu/nordic: Restricted PIN 0 workaround (nRF52)#3279
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Selecting PIN 0 for some special function, which is included in the restrictions, was causing an error. This is a quick workaround of the issue, but we probably should think about fixing it in some better way. This problem applies to all mcus that have similar restrictions.
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Selecting PIN 0 for some special function, which
is included in the restrictions, was causing an error. This is a quick workaround of the issue, but we probably should think about fixing it in some better way.
This problem applies to all mcus that have similar restrictions.