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G4lile0 / ESP32-WiFi-Hash-Monster

WiFi Hash Purple Monster, store EAPOL & PMKID packets in an SD CARD using a M5STACK / ESP32 device
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Buttons not working on M5StackCore2 #30

Open hexsecs opened 3 years ago

hexsecs commented 3 years ago

The A,B,C buttons don't appear to be working on M5Stack Core2.

tobozo commented 3 years ago

Thanks for reporting that, the reason Buttons are not working is that it wasn't intented to work on this device (M5Core2 support was only a proof of concept and M5Core Buttons use digitalRead() ).

But since a a quick and dirty implementation exists, I'm pushing the Physical Buttons Emulation for M5Core2 <=> M5Stack into ESP32-Chimera-Core.

Changes will soon be available as a library update in both platformio and arduino library manager.

If you're in a hurry you can still check out the 1.2.0 branch.

Please note this is a partial implementation, e.g. long pushes will probably be registered as short pushes, so don't expect 100% compatibility with the behaviour you get on a M5Fire.

tobozo commented 3 years ago

[edit] Update available on this fork (will soon PR) and ESP32-Chimera-Core library should be updated from the library manager too (see version 1.2.2).

I've been adjusting the ESP32-Chimera-Core library for M5Core2, short and long presses are now responding properly on my local build.

I've also been testing support for the M5Core2's BM8563 RTC module, and ESP32-Chimera-Core will be implicitely syncing RTC time to system time in the next release.

Now M5Core2 implementation becomes more interesting than M5Fire implementation :-)

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I've also made a few changes to the application UI, fixed some issues with sprites overlapping, but it needs some refactoring before being published, I'll update this post when the code is available.

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