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fix(board): Alfredo-NoU3 changed default upload mode from Hardware CDC and JTAG to USB-OTG#11403
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…C and JTAG to USB-OTG
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Hi@SaintSampo, you added a new boards in last commit. |
This reverts commit35ba26a.
Oops didn't mean to add that to this merge request. I thought pushing that commit would just update my fork. |
@SaintSampo The best you can do is to create a branch on your fork and commit changes to the branch. Then you can open a PR that will be coming from the branch. This way you can do multiple separate changes/PRs :) |
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Hardware CDC and JTAG with the ESP32S3 sometimes gets into a state where the only way to upload code is to first put the MCU into BOOT mode:#11327
To fix this, and now that the tiny-USB implementation on ESP32-S3 is in decent shape, upload over USB-OTG is the way to go.