Regardless of other considerations, it might be interesting to point out a MCU/Dev board recommendation to get SSH-Stamp up and running effortlessly.
If I got this right, at the moment the base system used is a version of the esp32-c6-devkitc-1 with differentiating features such as:
Other architectures might come with extra setup and challenges. I found myself some:
- Other boards using
USB_SERIAL_JTAG for serial programming instead of an USB-SERIAL bridge may cause trouble with cargo espflash on WSL as identified on their documentation
- Uncertainty with modules that incorporate less than 8MB of flash memory while the binary's size stabilises
Regardless of other considerations, it might be interesting to point out a MCU/Dev board recommendation to get SSH-Stamp up and running effortlessly.
If I got this right, at the moment the base system used is a version of the esp32-c6-devkitc-1 with differentiating features such as:
Other architectures might come with extra setup and challenges. I found myself some:
USB_SERIAL_JTAGfor serial programming instead of anUSB-SERIAL bridgemay cause trouble with cargo espflash on WSL as identified on their documentation