* WIP
* Comment
* WIP
* TFT_CTRL
* Update platformio.ini
update to current latest version available
* Update EInkDisplay2.cpp
Is the e-ink Display a DEPG0213BN ?
* Logging
* trunk fmt
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Co-authored-by: Mark Trevor Birss <markbirss@gmail.com>
* Initial support for MonteOps's fixed hardware platform
* Update platformio env config + cleanup
* Fix platformio build
* Fix platformio build
* Fix wrong definition logic for NCP5623
* Fix another wrong definition logic for NCP5623, it's not board feature
* Fix wrong definition logic for NCP5623 in External Notification code, it's not board feature
* We need for CI magic here
* Another fix related to NCP5623
* Fix cosmetic issue with redifined variable
* Fix typo
* Cleanup and update defs for HW1
* Fix OEM RAK4631
* Fix AQ sensor reading
* Fix AQ sensor reading (better variant)
* Fix build for other nRF52 devices
* Replace HAS_EINK_RAK to RAK_4631
* Implement override_console_serial_port
* It's opposite day in Logictown
* Try to use native serial types for platforms
* Fix for s3
* Trunk
* Screw it... just declare as Print and handle init
* Alright, chatty kathy
* Missed a spot
* I'll take "Kill that FIXME" for 800, Alex
* Badunkadunk
* Refactor out a lot of duplicated code
* Boogers
* Okay I probably should stop changing everything
* Fix LOG_DEBUG messages when no DEBUG_PORT.
* Fix LOG_DEBUG messages when no DEBUG_PORT.
* Fix LOG_DEBUG messages when no DEBUG_PORT.
* Fix LOG_DEBUG messages when no DEBUG_PORT.
* Break i2cScan out into a set of classes for scanning i2c
* refactor i2cscan addresses to be structs that allow addressing by port + address
* build whoopsies
* trunk fmt
* trunk fmt
* lost some build fixes from the merge
* more cleaning for build safety, RTC behavior
* Fix overlapping of GPS message on screen carousel #1
* Any reason we shouldn't display this on a RAK w/ E-ink or similar non-PMU equipped boards?
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Co-authored-by: Ben Meadors <benmmeadors@gmail.com>
recevieve-timestamp. So now it functions as a clock and due to the 900s
default screen-lock-timeout you still have an idea of when the message
was received.