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Add wifi kit 8 to boards #8190
Add wifi kit 8 to boards #8190
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Thanks
For the CI failure, I think you just need to run |
I had only done a --boardsgen ... |
OK, Tests passed.... Because I am new to this kind of versioning (I use subversion with full access to the repo), I am not sure which is the best way to make a 2. Pull request (with a total different context). As You see that should be a total seperate request, but how to generate this ? I hope I could explain what my problem is. I am not sure if this is clear in English, I am a German. |
Your PR seems to be good. I have two questions:
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That's because I don't know how to do that. As the comment in "boards.txt" stated this file should be created by "boards.txt.py". Because I didn't know how to modify this part (adding a special baud rate) I haven't done that.
Yes, that's something I although had my problems with, because before having studied the schematic, I had assumed that the "power led" is the one that should blink ;-) |
@d-a-v: regarding LED: regarding 'serial': '921': |
…rduino.h, because this board has no build in lED
Yes, serial/921 can be selected from the menu. |
I use a "Wifi Kit 8" from Heltec.
This board is heavily offered at amazon right now.
This board is not included in the current tool chain for the ESP8266.
It is very similar to one that is offered by AZ-Delivery (not sure which is the original one).
I modified boards.txt.py and added the variant, so this kit is selectable using the normal "board selection menu".
There is a separate tool chain that supports this board (by installing a library from Aron Lee), but this uses a far outdated version of the ESP8266 tool chain. By adding this board to the official too chain it can be used without installing an extra (outdated) tool chain.