Providing high current on battery pin from USB gets it booting

[Andy Green]

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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
| Andy Green wrote:
|> make no difference, but we get a good start on the unit under test if I
|> gave it "3V3 transfusion" from the other A5.  So good idea!
|
| Was the transfusion still going on when you tried to start it or did
| you just charge the caps and then disconnect ?

I left it running all the while, I don't have enough hands to do all the
steps and monitor it.

One could emulate the cap charging plan by using a battery to get going
normally and then briefly interrupt the power... I just tried it and it
didn't seem to help.

Of course IO_3V3 touches a lot of things...

- -Andy
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