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Board Definitions for easy using Croduino boards inside Arduino IDE.

Croduino-Board-Definitions-for-Arduino-IDE

NOTE: Croduino Board Definitions are not updated anymore. Please use new Soldered Dasduino Board Definitions for Dasduino and Inkplate boards. You can find them here.

Board Definitions for easy using Croduino boards inside Arduino IDE.

Add URL: https://github.com/e-radionicacom/Croduino-Board-Definitions-for-Arduino-IDE/raw/master/package_Croduino_Boards_index.json to "Additional Boards Manager" in your Arduino IDE Preferences. Install new boards via Tools → Boards Manager.

For newer versions of the Arduino IDE, add the URL in the File → Preferences → Additional Board Manager URLs text box.

croduino-board-definitions-for-arduino-ide's Issues

Documentation for use with arduino-cli?

I'm trying to get this working with the Arduino CLI. I've gotten this far:

$ arduino-cli config init
$ arduino-cli config add board_manager.additional_urls https://github.com/e-radionicacom/Croduino-Board-Definitions-for-Arduino-IDE/raw/master/package_Croduino_Boards_index.json
$ arduino-cli core search inkplate
ID                       Version Name
Croduino_Boards:Inkplate 1.0.1   Inkplate Boards

However, I'm unable to figure out what the fully-qualified board name (fqbn) is that I need to pass to the compiler. I'm continuing to mess with this, but am currently stumped.

Use all RAM for Inkplate 10

The Inkplate 10 has 8 MB of RAM, but Inkplate_core-1.0.1/boards.txt says:

Inkplate10.upload.maximum_size=1310720
Inkplate10.upload.maximum_data_size=327680

Should this be changed so that the 8 MB can be used?

Inkplate 10: Example inkplate.h missing from the Daily Weather example

Can you provide details on the proper serial driver so I can investigate why the serial port is having issues on Windows10

Support for aarch64

It would be handy if aarch64 was supported as a platform.

I just received my Inkplate 6. Currently, trying to install on Manjaro ARM running on Pinebook Pro results in Tool mkspiffs is not available for your platform.

However, mkspiffs can be built for aarch64 - as an example, I downloaded an aarch64 binary of mkspiffs 0.2.3 from https://community.platformio.org/t/esp8266-upload-problem-tool-mkspiffs/2627/16

[sundog@freeweight Downloads]$ ./mkspiffs-0.2.3 --version
mkspiffs ver. 0.2.3
Build configuration name: arduino-esp8266
SPIFFS ver. 0.3.7-5-gf5e26c4
Extra build flags: -DSPIFFS_USE_MAGIC_LENGTH=0 -DSPIFFS_ALIGNED_OBJECT_INDEX_TABLES=1
SPIFFS configuration:
  SPIFFS_OBJ_NAME_LEN: 32
  SPIFFS_OBJ_META_LEN: 0
  SPIFFS_USE_MAGIC: 1
  SPIFFS_USE_MAGIC_LENGTH: 0
  SPIFFS_ALIGNED_OBJECT_INDEX_TABLES: 1
[sundog@freeweight Downloads]$

Is there a workaround by which I can put together the proper board definition package for aarch64?

Thanks!