* add bootloader install script for wio tracker 1110 board
Mostly for documentation purposes for future devs.
* Generalize nrf52 hw debugging support so it works on all nrf52 targets
* Fix build to not use incorrect OneButton version
OneButton pushed out a new update today that has a different API
rather than just use whichever new version they push, stay on 2.5.x until
someone sees a need to update. Fixes build for wm1100 tracker.
* Update stm32.ini
* 2.6.1
* Try github tag instead?
* Update stm32.ini
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* Make STM compile again and update toolchain. The binary is too big for the flash. WIP
* Making progress with OSFS, still WIP
* more progress, still too big. Adding RAK3172 to the equasion
* Make STM compile again and update toolchain. The binary is too big for the flash. WIP
* Making progress with OSFS, still WIP
* more progress, still too big. Adding RAK3172 to the equasion
* still too big
* minimize build
* trunk fmt
* fix a couple of symbol clashes
* trunk fmt
* down to 101% with a release vs. debug build and omitting the flash strings
* fix compilation
* fix compilation once more
* update protobufs linkage
* - Toolchain updated
- Fixed macro error
* silence compiler warning
note: do something about this assert...
* new toolkit and fix Power.cpp
* STM32WL make it fit (#4330)
* Add option to exclude I2C parts
The I2C hals and related code uses a significant amount of flash space and aren't required for a basic node.
* Add option to disable Admin and NodeInfo modules
Disabled by default in minimal build. This saves a significant amount of flash
* Disable unused hals
These use up significant flash
* Add float support for printf for debugging
Makes serial look nice for debugging
* This breaks my build for some reason
* These build flags can save a bit of flash
* Don't disable NodeInfo and Admin modules in minimal build
They fit in flash
* Don't include printf float support by default
Only useful for debugging
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Co-authored-by: Adam Lawson <dev@goshawk22.uk>
* Bump platfomio/espressif32 version to latest 6.7.0
* Fix deprecated constants
* Remove pin defs already defined by the framework
* ESP_EXT1_WAKEUP_ALL_LOW is deprecated for any target except esp32
* Enable LTO and use newlib nano flavor
* Make trunk happy
* Respect build_unflags of base env
* Recover float printfing
* Disable BLE_SM_PAIR_AUTHREQ_SC
* Distribute BLE_SM_PAIR_KEY_DIST_ID too
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* Fix type of nodeNum
Type of nodeNum is NodeNum, not uint
* typo
fixed typo "resumeAdverising()"
* fix missing #include "time.h"
Missing include breaks compilation with gccnoneeabi 12.3.1 for nrf52 targets on windows hosts.
* change type uint to unsigned int
uint is not a standard type. Using uint breaks compilation with gccnoneeabi 12.3.1 for nRF52 targets on windows hosts.
* fix type of channel_num
Type of channel_num should be uint32_t (as this is the type of hash() and numChannels).
Using uint non-standard type uint breaks compilation with gccnoneeabi 12.3.1 for nRF52 targets on windows hosts.
* Update nrf52.ini
Default build type should be "release" as this is the default of platformio.
* Update GPS.cpp
uint to unsigned int
* Add better support for the Adafruit PiTFT 2.8 for Native
* native: Make touch i2c address configurable
* Bump portduino to pick up I2C features
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This changeset gives us the ability to specify a separate SPI device for the LoRa, Display, and Touchscreen. The changes in Portduino also add support for specifying a new SPI speed for each transaction. All together, this means that we can let the Linux OS manage the CS lines, and also get much faster SPI speeds, leading to better framerates.
* Add multiple SPI devices to put Radio, Display, and Touchscreen on each their own
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* Added WebServer/WebServices for Native Linux Meshtastic and web gui
* Fix bug in login functionality
* Added customized config of portdunio.ini with LovyannGFX from marelab repro
* Compile Problem resolved with developer version of LovyanGFX.git
* Compile against dev version
* Fixes to fit into main branch
* Update variant.h, main.cpp, .gitignore, WebServer.cpp, esp32s2.ini, WebServer.h, ContentHandler.cpp, rp2040.ini, nrf52.ini, ContentHelper.cpp, Dockerfile, ContentHandler.h, esp32.ini, stm32wl5e.ini
* Added linux pi std /usr/include dir
* Adding /usr/innclude for Linux compile against native libs that are not hadled by platformio
* Review log level changes & translation
* Update Dockerfile
* Fix Typo & VFS ref. Part1
* Fix Typo & VFS ref.
* Dev Version for ulfius web lib
* Update platformio.ini
* Free VFS path string
* Remove unintended changes
* More unintentional changes
* Make the HTTP server optional on native
* Tune-up for Native web defaults
* Don't modify build system yet
* Remove more unneeded changes
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Co-authored-by: Ben Meadors <benmmeadors@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Göttgens <tgoettgens@gmail.com>
* Move to Portduino's getMacAddr()
* Add ST7735/S screen support
* Push Raspbian support into native target
* Remove latent pigpio references.
* CardKB defensive programming
* Adds configurable spidev
* Fixes to build on Fedora 40
* ENUMs are not #defines. Pull latest portduino
* Add more configuration options for SPI displays
* Add config.yaml option to set DIO3_TCXO_VOLTAGE
* change tft clear() to fillScreen()
Maintains compatability with ESPI driver.
* Adds TXen and RXen pins to portduino
* Add -c --config options to specify config file
* Fail when a specified config file is unavailable
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* Fix time lost on the Pico W right after NTP
Shouldn't check for `#ifdef` as it will always be defined, but might be set to 0
* Handle reconnect for Wi-Fi on RP2040
* Update arduino-core for Wi-Fi + FreeRTOS fixes
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* Pico W: Initial WiFi support: connects, but freezes after a while
* Update arduino-pico core to fix hang with Wi-Fi
* Add `picow` to workflow since it's different from `pico` now
