Yeah I did that and see a couple.. I need one that will get along with IOS and Android.... so I will continue searching... I'll come back here with my findings.

R.

I think I found its only a BT 5 LE device... well that's going to throw me for a loop, darn, wanted to just do the serial thing!

R.

I am trying example code for BT Serial on the ESPC2 and it always fails and says it only works on ESP32's, which a C2 is...

Anyone have a heads up?

Richard.

Thanks to all that helped I have now figured it all out and its compiling just fine!

R.

I cloned with git as it states in the docs, I make the c2 not hidden, I can see the new hardware directory show up in Arduino IDE.. however still get the error. No such file or directory: 'C:\\Users\\Richard\\Documents\\Arduino\\hardware\\espressif\\esp32\\tools\\esp32-arduino-libs\\esp32c2\\bin\\bo...

It did a -t esp32c2 and a -D default

also it was build.sh not .py

-c where should you point this to? I think when I installed Arduino to the windows machine the Arduino folder in Documents was empty and I think the same for the $HOME/Arduino on Linux....

R.

If you are not familiar with building frameworks, you should use the lib builder with the -t and -c options . I would recommend using the manual install instead of board manager so your changes don't get overwritten. I did use lib-builder, I will see what the -t and -c entail... when it ran ./build...

OK interesting, now I have un-hidden it, and I see the C2 module, now when it compiles I get: Traceback (most recent call last): File "esptool.py", line 37, in <module> File "esptool\__init__.py", line 1064, in _main File "esptool\__init__.py", line 888, in main File "esptool\cmds.py", line 977, in ...

I am compiling the ESP32-C2 library for Arduino, once compiled I am unsure where all the files are I need to move into my Arduino folders. I am compiling in Linux, and moving them to a Windows 10 machine. I see a folder called out that has tools in it, I see also a folder called components/Arduino t...

hmm thought I saw that enabled too

bummer.... trying to see how much horsepower each task is using, to make sure I am not running out!

R.