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cpu/esp32: use esptool.py from riot tools #12750
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Successfully tested against TTGO T-Beam. |
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@yegorich Thanks for reviewing and testing. @MrKevinWeiss This is the answer to your question, whether the modified version of the |
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ACK, please squash!
Flashing on ESP32 works with the esptool.py provided in dist/tools (the default) and overriding ESPTOOL from the command line is also usable.
Use esptool.py from riot tools instead from ESP-IDF SDK to avoid that the SDK has to be installed to flash an image.
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Contribution description
The ESP8266 port requires a modified
esptool.pyversion, which is shipped with the ESP8266 RTOS SDK and not available as git repository or distribution package. To be able to flash an image without the RTOS SDK installed, this modifiedesptool.pyversion was extracted from the RTOS SDK and added todist/tools.This modified
esptool.pyversion can also be used for the ESP32 port. Thus, it becomes possible to flash an image without the installation of the ESP-IDF SDK or a separate installation of theesptool.py.Testing procedure
Flash any application, for example
Issues/PRs references
Replaces PR #12028
Prerequisite for PR #12752