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Hi jimmo,
happy to let you know that I built the firmware using and it worked!

Thanks! I will try this once I'm back home (in a week)

I do. I seem to be using the "GENERIC" though. But makeimg.py is only combining the bin-files from what I understand?! BUILD_DIR="/mpbuilder/micropython_src/ports/esp32/build" # build the firmware python3 makeimg.py \ $BUILD_DIR/sdkconfig \ $BUILD_DIR/bootloader/bootloader.bin \ $BUILD_DIR/partition...

I think the problem is actually my build-directions. I'm doing it all with a bash-script running inside a docker, which has all the build-setup. # Build command is here: cd /mpbuilder/micropython_src/ports/esp32 idf.py -D MICROPY_BOARD="$MICROPY_BOARD" -D USER_C_MODULES=/mpbuilder/st7789_mpy/st7789/...

Not really, and I did it. But compared to a "stock" build with 240mhz I still lose some time, because everything loaded before boot.py is worked on with 160mhz. I could even put it in _boot.py (which will be frozen). Mostly I want to know how to do it "right". There must be a reason, why there is a ...

Hi, I use a own build, to freeze my modules into the firmware. I copied GENERIC and changed appropriately, and my firmware builds and works. (Using the Boardname) ---mpconfigboard.h--- #define MICROPY_HW_BOARD_NAME "ESP32 TTGO T-Display" #define MICROPY_HW_MCU_NAME "ESP32" Unfortunately this builds ...

Hi jimmo, thanks for testing it yourself! I did a lot of printing and finally found the problem. Depending on where I called BoardConfig it took seconds (as described) or milliseconds (as you measured). When called at the very start of boot.py it took long, while higher up in main.py it took just mi...

Hello, I'm working with MP 1.18 on a ESP32 TTGO-Display Board (with a small TFT) using st7789py_mpy library by russhughes . When my module is loading, I want to show a splash-screen. Inizializing the screen takes around 1,3 seconds, which I find ok. My Problem is the following code, which loads the ...

:D :D :D TL;DR: Your command worked: idf.py -D MICROPY_BOARD=ESP32_S2_WROVER build The module I'm using is the Lilygo ESP32_S2 module Honestly, I think I tried all commands for building before, starting with just "make", than, "make BOARD=GENERIC_S2", than "idf.py -D MICROPY_BOARD=GENERIC_S2 -B buil...

Your last reply helped me a lot. "idf.py set-target esp32s2" did copy stuff, and after I could see/turn off TinyUSB in "idf.py menuconfig" - which seems to be off by default. "make BOARD=GENERIC_S2" did build a micropython.bin, which I found out, I needed to flash with the code from provided by make...