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You have to tell VSCode to build for the S3. I do not use VSCode so I do not know how to so I had to search for it. This is one result.
No, you will have to create at PR for the map and I'll have to accept that first. |
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Hey @chaosmstr im going down SOME of the path... exploring options for my NodeMCU ESP-32S with the cloned GRBLhal esp32 with in VSCode. I have manually installed ESP-IDF 4.4 per the main page instructions. - YES, working any links would be great! |
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Find info on what? |
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Webbuilder makes me viable images that I can go onto the board, but the pinouts are wrong.
This is a ESP32-S3 Nano, and for the life of me I can't get this to compile in VSCode.
I have manually installed ESP-IDF 4.4 per the main page instructions.
I have installed it into VSC.
I have defined my_machine_map.h using generic_s3_map.h as template.
I hit run without debug, it gives the this uses an S3, Select corresponding build! error that is at the top of the map.h file.
I can't seem to find a replacement board to use in plaformio.ini environment, and the esp32doit-devkit-v1 doesn't want to work.
I try to change the board and env in the .ini file, and it can't find that board.
I try to compile outside of VSC via CLI,and it will build the generic board from the GIT files, but as soon as I copy over my changes (map file and my_machine.h) I get the "this uses an S3, select a build!" error again.
What build? Where do I change the build, and to what?
If that fails, can I tell the web builder to use a different pinout?
Been fighting with this a couple weeks now, and I really hate feeling dumb.
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