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* DAP-link usb driver * Blackmagic glue works * Blackmagic on wifi interface and dap on usb * Wifi: disabled mode, USB: BM/DAP mode, SWD: access lock * USB config via cli * Web interface: mobile friendly |
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README.md
Black Magic Probe for ESP32-S2
WiFi/USB capable version of the famous Black Magic Probe debugger.
Clone the Repository
Clone the repository with:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/flipperdevices/blackmagic-esp32-s2.git
You must recursively clone the submodules, which --recursive will do for you. When you pull new changes, be sure to run git submodule update --init --recursive.
Develop with ESP-IDF
Set up ESP-IDF following Espressif's instructions. Make sure idf.py is in your PATH and you can successfully run the program.
Build with ESP-IDF
In your clone of this repository, run:
idf.py build
Note: the
sdkconfigfile already configures the project to target the ESP32-S2. You don't need to runidf.py set-target esp32s2, which will overwrite some of the necessary settings insdkconfig.
Flash with ESP-IDF
Connect the dev board to your computer with a USB cable. Find the name of the serial port device on your computer that corresponds to the dev board. See the [Flipper Zero guide] on how to connect to the dev board over USB or Espressif's guide on how to find the port name.
Run:
idf.py -p <port> flash
Test with ESP-IDF
Connect to the dev board with:
idf.py -p <port> monitor
You should not see errors in the logs if the firmware is installed and running correctly.