So far 21,000 viewers have not been confused. Best wishes. Thanks.

It's a good question. I won't have time to look for a couple weeks. Best wishes!

Yes. Turn off the display. Thanks.

@@ShotokuTech I am not familiar with the manufacturer, is the product are they reliable?, not sure the life span of the product

I have not had any of these fail in the time I have been working with them.

Yes, I realize I have never done anything with ESP-NOW before. I will soon! Thanks

Wow! That's a good question!

Excellent, glad you found it helpful! Thanks and best wishes!

Thanks and best wishes!

Happy New Year. Best wishes.

@ShotokuTech thanks, the same to you 🥂

Glad that worked out for you. I have been thinking about making a short video about swapping the JST connectors. Thanks. Best wishes.

Excellent!

Yes, no need to mess around with boot mode. Thanks!

I appreciate that! Happy New Year!

@@ShotokuTech you too bro. So I finally have my CM$ module WITH eemc storage running from the native PCIe Slot. What a bitch. Ive tried so many things mainly just to learn how. I have 3 brand new RPi5's to use. But its running well and I dont even have the circuit jumper on disabling eemc boot. Is that normal? I went thru sudo raspi-config and sudo rpi-eeprom-config --edit and switched the boot order and that was it. Happy New Year to you too. I bought the Nebra flashing USB stick so I didnt have to use the IO board slave port to originally flash the eemc. Did it all on my Apple Silicon Macbook

CM4 i meant to type

This Cm4 board has 4GB RAM I have two others with 8GB RAM BUT no emmc which is far easier

using hdparm it says im getting mid 200's read write which is fine for an old pi via NVMe PCIe. My RPI 5's have NVMe hats and i got them overclocked and 700-800 mb/s read writes

Thank you, Alfonso. Best wishes in 2025!

Excellent! Thanks!

Thanks. Best wishes.

I am looking for inexpensive, reliable tracking devices for rocketry. Best wishes.

Awesome, good to hear. These are still my and my wife's primary machines. I have been thinking of buying another. Best wishes for 2025.

Thanks friend. It's funny when you just pull something off the shelf and it works exactly as promised. Always an adventure.

Does anyone have this running on the Core2?

@@UsefulClips I can't imagine why not. I just don't have the Core2 myself. Happy New Year.

@@ShotokuTech Could you please make a tutorial about how to set the dip switches for the various Core modules? I'm completely confused by the documentation provided by m5stack. They have charts and whatnot, but it's really confusing as to how the dip switch needs to be set.

@@UsefulClips Ha ha! I looked at that doc the other day and yes it is confusing AF. It's on my list for sure. Can you give me a few days?

Error code 1 seemingly just means compiling failed. Do you have the T-Watch 2020 V3 or some other version? Are there more specific errors preceding this one? Best wishes.

⁠@@ShotokuTech the watch is version 3. I ran the compiler on a different machine and it seems to have gotten further but did give me a file not found error along with the error code 1. A quick search says to delete the .platformio folder and reload VSCode. I have seen that advice multiple times so I just did so and am compiling again. However, I just got the following: “xtensa-esp32-elf-g++: error: CreateProcess: No such file or directory *** [.pio\build\t-watch2020-v3\firmware.elf] Error 1. “ This is the same error as before.

@@a-a-ron21 I don't even have platformio installed right now. I have a lot of other productions in the works. So it could be a while before I can try this again for myself. At least you know what is missing. But why?

@@ShotokuTech that’s the question. Im using the same github repository from the video. I don’t know why that is missing. i might have to see if I can find it in the repository and manually download and put it in the correct folder.

@@a-a-ron21 Also check the issues in the repository.

May your Christmas wishes come true!

I only have a Bambu A1 Mini. Thanks.