Officially there is no way to add your own firmware. As to github, contact M5Stack technical support directly.

check the soldering of the connectors on the tailbat as i had the datapins break

Currently you could define separate screens as separate functions that are called buy actions however a dedicated "screen" block would be handy.

@robalstona thanks for sharing my book.
@Serge hi, sorry been busy.
I/O pins are 3v3 tolerant not 5V tolerant and no need additional components to protect them.
The book was mainly based around UIFlow and M5Stack specific hardware but will have a look.

@davec said in M5Paper end of life?:

Are we going to see another version?

I've been hunting for something like this for years, and I stopped checking for a few months, just to find you'd released and discontinued the product during that short window I was away!

I would gladly pay to get a new version, and I can see more uses for this product than most other parts of the M5 Lineup.
As it is I'm paying a premium to get a model from a distributor with leftover stock.

Yes, A never version is already in development and the first photo appeared on twitter this weekend.

Have you tried the "Cold boot" method i posted in the forum?
windows has a preinstalled driver that breaks the current driver requiring a very specific method to remove and install.

Lobo Micropython is out of date. You need the 1.7.7 firmware that is available in the M5Burner firmware installer found on m5stacks download page.

Yes, I have had this issue as well while trying to develop a smars quad bot.

@slyderule What do you mean "Can't bind"?
Have you tried reinstalling the firmware via M5Burner and using the new API code it generates to connect?
If you are getting the red Disconnected message at the bottom then it could be just a server issue.

No sdcard support for the m5paper or that already EOL?