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CORE2 stack overflow #126
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Obviously your simplest program is wrong, you did not include the header file Arduino.h You need to add #include <Arduino.h> at the top |
You can use M5Burner to download the M5Core2 factory test program to check if the M5Core2 is damaged. |
Thanks
But the problem relies that m5 boards library after an update is showing 2
boards. One of which does not work
You should check the board definition file for Arduino I think
Cheers
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In addition, M5Core2 and M5Unified cannot be used together, because they are both libraries that control the host device and can cause conflicts M5Core2 library is specifically for M5Core2. |
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In addition, M5Core2 and M5Unified cannot be used together, because they
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M5Core2 library is specifically for M5Core2.
M5Unified can basically control all the M5 host devices.
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I can't see anything. |
I had no trouble with previous devices from CORE2 (2 test units), I did order 20 units to proceed, but none of them work.
I have donde even a very simple Arduino Program with no luck
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It thorws this exception:
ERROR A stack overflow in task IDLE1 has been detected.
abort() was called at PC 0x40088bfc on core 1
ELF file SHA256: 0000000000000000
Backtrace: 0x40088974:0x3ffba560 0x40088be5:0x3ffba580 0x40088bfc:0x3ffba5a0 0x4008a4de:0x3ffba5c0 0x4008be74:0x3ffba5e0 0x4008be2a:0xa5a5a5a5
Rebooting...
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