@caccum Well, speaking personally:
I believe the BootLoader is deep inside and indestructible.
I would use Arduino IDE to upload this basic LCD sketch:
https://github.com/m5stack/M5Core2/blob/master/examples/Basics/display/display.ino

Thanks for the advice.
it works for me too.

Hello, @wsanders

The app0 and app1 partitions are used for firmware update with rollback in case of failure.

It is also used by the OTA function.

https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32/api-reference/system/ota.html

Have you got all the libraries imported?
5.1 and 9.19 mean that they haven't been defined or the libraries not imported or that you are compiling for the wrong device.

@davidjmcclelland If you connect to the core using M5Burner then click on the yellow "config" button to change boot up.

This has not happened since I posted this question so I am going to mark it solved. I also got an answer to question 2 and am off and running with the device despite not getting any answers here.

Thanks

Yes, I want to be able to build a firmware file with MicroPython & LGVL.

How do you cross compile for the ESP32? How do you then make the firmware image?

thank you for the reply ill try comenting that piece of code and see if it compile.

@zontex it looks like there has been an update to Bluetooth on UiFlow for Core2: now it appears BLE Central and BLE peripheral options. Do you know what the difference is?

Thanks!

Alvaro B.

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My code consists of a single line:

print("Hello m5")

Are you suggesting clicking "Run in M5Stack" with that code would cause my trouble?

@kiwilogan I found that updating VSC and uninstalling and re-installing the M5Stack extension made that magic "Add M5Stack" button appear.

@dheco Serial.println(WiFi.macAddress());