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You are on fire! Please keep us posted on your progress, testing it etc! |
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| rm -rf lib/micropython/ports/esp32/build-ESP32_GENERIC_S3-SPIRAM_OCT/ | ||
| python3 make.py --ota --partition-size=4194304 --flash-size=16 esp32 \ | ||
| BOARD=ESP32_GENERIC BOARD_VARIANT=SPIRAM DISPLAY=ili9341 \ |
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I guess the only reason to have a different target is the DISPLAY=ili9341 which we can avoid by just copying that driver into internal_filesystem/lib/ somewhere. And the auto-detect not working, of course, but I have good hopes that there will be a way to detect the odroid_go and then we can have the unified builds used for this!
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| BatteryManager.init_adc(BATTERY_PIN, adc_to_voltage) |
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I get these values (while connected via USB):
--> from mpos import BatteryManager
--> BatteryManager.has_battery()
True
--> BatteryManager.get_battery_percentage()
100.0
--> BatteryManager.read_battery_voltage()
4884.8
--> BatteryManager.read_raw_adc()
2442.1
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after a while running:
--> from mpos import BatteryManager
--> BatteryManager.get_battery_percentage()
100.0
--> BatteryManager.read_battery_voltage()
614.0
--> BatteryManager.read_raw_adc()
307.0
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So i assume that 100% is wrong ;)
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| print("odroid_go ?") | ||
| if check_pins(0, 13, 27, 39): |
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I played a little bit around and this seems to work. Looks like:
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This changes can also be move to a separate PR.
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Support for Hardkernel ESP32 device: ODROID-Go (The old one from 2018) * https://github.com/hardkernel/ODROID-GO/ * https://wiki.odroid.com/odroid_go/odroid_go What worked: * Display * Buttons * Crossbar * Wifi * Battery * blue LED TODO: * Speaker The blue LED is "coupled" with the button/crossbar press.
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Awesome work here, very nice to see it running in the video you posted in the chat. I'll merge it as-is and then make some cleanups to have a unified build again :-) Thank you so much for your work on this, curious to see what else you come up with, like the battery indicator. If there's anything in the frameworks that you notice should be improved, don't hesitate to flag it! |
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| blue_led.on() # Blink on key press and auto repeat for feedback |
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It's merged, and I had to move around drivers around to make a unified build, but I don't have the hardware to test and make sure I properly adjusted the imports etc. Would you mind trying the latest esp32 build from https://github.com/MicroPythonOS/MicroPythonOS/actions/ ? |
Support for Hardkernel ESP32 device: ODROID-Go (The old one from 2018)
What worked:
TODO:
The blue LED is "coupled" with the button/crossbar press.