Open zsoltmar opened 2 years ago
Hi Z, I'm sorry, I'm occupied on the Reflections project (https://github.com/frankcohen/ReflectionsOS). I didn't know about TFT_eSPI not supporting S2, I wonder why it wouldn't run on S2? I would be fine with granting you push/commit privs for this project to make the recompiled libraries available. -Frank
If you're still working on this, I made a pull request to SmittyHalibut's firmware with updates necessary to compile that firmware for current versions of the ESP32 core and relevant libraries. You could use that as a jumping off point.
Make sure that Arduino is using the WiFi library from ESP32 and not the default Arduino library.
Thanks for the contribution. I still have my EleksTube IPS, and I bought 2 of the newer models about a year ago. I’m full-on engaged with my wrist watch project (https://github.com/frankcohen/ReflectionsOS). I’m glad to give you commit privs to this repository. -Frank
On May 20, 2023, at 12:54 PM, bitrot-alpha @.***> wrote:
If you're still working on this, I made a pull request https://github.com/SmittyHalibut/EleksTubeHAX/pull/50 to SmittyHalibut's firmware with updates necessary to compile that firmware for current versions of the ESP32 core and relevant libraries. You could use that as a jumping off point.
Make sure that Arduino is using the WiFi library from ESP32 and not the default Arduino library.
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Hi there. I'm wondering if anyone had any luck compiling for the S2 chip? A couple months ago the culprit was the TFTeSPI library not having the support for S2, but since then they did the upgrade. I tried a bunch of things but ultimately the successfully compiled files either get stuck at boot or they get stuck in an infinite reboot loop. Would anyone be kind enough to recompile with the updated libraries and post it under release as a binary? My next approach would be to uninstall Arduino altogether and start from scratch — there are just way too many things I had to modify for the compilation to go through.