The `Picoprobe` example showing how to upload to Ubuntu is invalid because Ubuntu does not create or assign users to a `users` group (for many major releases, now).
The reason the example worked is because the permissions were applied globally, rendering the `GROUP=users` assignment in the rule irrelevant. Hence, this assignment has been dropped.
The `pico-debug` example has been updated similarly, but it uses a proper group-level rule, and Ubuntu does still use group `plugdev`.
The reader thus has two good examples of creating `udev` rules.
WiFiMulti specifies a specific BSSID, in addition to the AP name and
password. In the WiFi core the BSSID is stored as the raw 6-byte MAC
address, but the ESPHostedFG firmware expects a formatted C-String
(i.e. "ab💿ef:01:02:03" instead of {0xab, 0xcd, 0xef, 1, 2, 3})
Convert the raw bytes to the string format expected in the ESP FW.
No polling needed and massively reduces latency by using the GPIO interrupt to
signal the Pico to read a received packet. Also drops CPU load when no packets
are incoming.
Fixes#1973
The periodic LWIP pump/Ethernet packet reader async_context stopped
firing occasionally under high packet loads, causing the LWIP stack
to become unresponsive to any incoming data.
Re-implement the 2-step process for polling (like the CYW43 driver
from the RPI folks does) and undoes #1864 change.
* Add native Apple ARM silicon M1/M2/M3 support
* Identify Mac ARM in download get.py script
Thanks to the ESP32 `get.py` sources!
* Rebuild M1 w/o using strip
The Arduino WiFi normalization ended up calling the underlying LWIP
::config after the AP was begin, resulting in a failure to set the
IP configuration of the AP. Move the _wifi.begin() call to after
the IP configuration is set.
Fixes#1989
* Adds definition for WIRE_INTERFACES_COUNT so those libraries which rely on it can detect and use...
Wire1. e.g. u8g2 will not use Wire1 unless this is (a) defined and (b) >1. This constant is defined
on other cores, e.g. for SAMD based boards.
