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    Building Core2 FactoryDemo in PlatformIO

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      masterPen6
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      Could i build and upload every example ( in my case the Core2 AWS ) with platform IO or i need to use idf.py from ESP-IDF ?
      When i use platform IO i already have the ESP-IDF install i suppose.

      In all cases i need it to edit the configuration with the command "idf.py menuconfig" (right?), example in this step https://edukit.workshop.aws/en/blinky-hello-world/connecting-to-aws.html#configuring-the-esp32-firmware

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        rashedtalukder
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        There are modifications that need to be done to use all the examples with PlatformIO. Currently we are requiring the use of ESP-IDF v4.2 and at the moment PlatformIO only supports 4.1. You could modify the projects and they should work:

        • Rename the "main" directory to "src"
        • Possibly update cmakelists.txt files (depends on example)

        Head of the AWS IoT EduKit program and AWS employee. Not an M5Stack employee.

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          smuasini
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          Hi @greenleaf Are you using the M5GO Battery Bottom2? Tried following your step-by-step and it is just stuck at AT608A Check failed.

          Mine is core2 without the battery bottom.

          Thanks,
          smua

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            rashedtalukder
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            This is specifically for the Core2 for AWS IoT EduKit hardware. The regular Core2 and/or the standard M5Go bottom will not work with this firmware.

            Head of the AWS IoT EduKit program and AWS employee. Not an M5Stack employee.

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              DannyG86
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              @greenleaf said in Building Core2 FactoryDemo in PlatformIO:

              http://jokercatz.blogspot.com/2020/11/m5stack-core2-build-from-platformio.html

              Thanks for the guidance.
              How could this be adjusted for the M5AtomLite, M5Stack Basic and M5Paper ?

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                jimwsmith @rashedtalukder
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                @rashedtalukder Actually if you comment out the code checking for AT608A chip it works on plain Core 2

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                  jimwsmith
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                  I found the actual Factory Test code for the Core 2 as this example is for the AWS Core 2
                  https://github.com/m5stack/M5-ProductExampleCodes/tree/master/Core/M5Core2/Arduino

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                    rashedtalukder
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                    There are pin differences for some of the features, but yes you can disable the atecc608 part of the code.

                    Head of the AWS IoT EduKit program and AWS employee. Not an M5Stack employee.

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                      quincy
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                      Thanks, I needed this so much!

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                        fundix
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                        bool Device = 1; // Please select your device
                        // Core2 = 1,Core2_AWS = 0;

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