Getting Blueretro to work on ESP32-PICO-DevKitM-2

[bixxewoscht]

Debug Log
PICO Log.txt
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[darthcloud]

Look like the Bare Metal hack for CPU1 make it crash.
Will look into it when I receive my devkit.

[darthcloud]

I had sometime to look at it and it's simply that some GPIO can't be used with the PICO_V3 as with an original ESP32

So can't use GPIO16 ,17 ,18 & 23.

This conflict for most system but by some luck N64 & GameCube got no conflict for their data lines.

But the BlueRetro Status LED on GPIO17 does conflict.

This build should work on PICO for N64 & GC but I haven't tested beside connecting a BT device. Status LED is relocated on GPIO20.
v1.3_pico_v3.zip

Some rework will be needed to detect the PICO at run time and use alternative pin for other system.

[bixxewoscht]

Thank you so much for your effort.
I just flashed it onto my devkit and will try it out once I have some free time.

The obvious pros of the Pico are that it enables even smaller builds, but the main question will be if you think the additional programming work is worth it.
I'll report back once I have some results.

[darthcloud]

No worries it's worth it for sure, I'll probably have official support in about a month.

[bixxewoscht]

I had some time to test this on N64 with the PICO Devkit today. Everything worked as it should, also changing the config and activating rumble. Looks good so far.

[bixxewoscht]

I had some time to test this on N64 with the PICO Devkit today. Everything worked as it should, also changing the config and activating rumble. Looks good so far.

[darthcloud]

let me handle issue closing ;)

[bixxewoscht]

Sorry, somehow GitHub did not let me comment without closing xD