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> NOTE additional content, if needed / desired
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## Hello, 💡
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Now that you've set up your own project from scratch, you could start playing around with it by turning on one of the DK's on-board LEDs using only the HAL. Some hints that might be helpful there:
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- Before you dive into interrupt handling on your own, work through the advanced material of this course to learn about [RTIC][rtic]
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- The [Embedded Rust Book][embedded rust] is a great reference, especially the Concurrency chapter.
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[rtic]: https://docs.rs/cortex-m-rtic/0.5.3/rtic/
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[embedded rust]: https://rust-embedded.github.io/book/
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## (extra) adding addresses to packets
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> have people use the `ieee802154` crate to add a MAC header to the radio packet. New dongle firmware would be required to respond differently to broadcast packets and addressed packets
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