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| - | ====== Architecture Change ====== | ||
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| - | Use the following steps to build a project for another architecture: | ||
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| - | Move into the project folder and do a cleanup: | ||
| - | idf.py fullclean | ||
| - | Make a backup of the project folder | ||
| - | cd .. | ||
| - | cp -r LCR-meter/ LCR-meter-backup | ||
| - | Move into the project folder and change the architecture: | ||
| - | cd LCR-meter | ||
| - | idf.py set-target esp32c3 | ||
| - | Rebuild the project | ||
| - | idf.py build | ||
| - | Check the USB port used by the new board, by running the following command and (un)plugging the USB connector: | ||
| - | sudo udevadm monitor -u | ||
| - | Further we assume that port / | ||
| - | Do a full flash: | ||
| - | idf.py -p / | ||
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