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Does this filmware work with esp32-s3? #95
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It can be built for esp32-s3 (we have a target called ESPLAY-S3 and it used to build and work fine to my knowledge) but I think the current tree doesn't build with esp-idf 5.0+ so that might be a problem. The changes needed are probably fairly minor, though. |
I have been thus far unable to build the esplay-s3 target on ubuntu 23.10, from the main branch or the 1.38.1 tag. I will keep playing with it, but I'm pretty new to C and ESP32 programming so I'm not really sure I'm understanding what's wrong My command line is
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I tried using a docker container, installing esp-idf v4.3 per the esp-idf docs, then building retro-go per these docs. I get similar but different errors, this time about undeclared functions called |
There was indeed an issue with esplay-s3 not being respected, it's now fixed in the current dev branch. But to get a successful S3 build you will need esp-idf 5.0 (I think 4.4 maybe had early S3 support too?). Following those steps in esp-idf 5.0 I get a successful build:
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We'll track this issue at #98 |
I am having issues trying to get this filmware to function on my esp32-s3 for some time. Has anyone made this filmware work with esp32-s3? I'm pretty new to this type of stuff, So I may be missing infromation.
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