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Obtaining binaries to launch
Pirata edited this page Jun 28, 2024
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You can find the binaries to launch in many places, and I will teach you the most common:
- M5Burner,
- GitHub project release pages and
- Compiling your own projects
- Downling form here
Access this Page and browse the firmwares available to download
Don't forget to rename the files to better organize yourself.
- Download M5Burner from its site: https://docs.m5stack.com/en/download
- Unzip it and run "M5Burner.exe"
- Choose the App you want to use and click "Download"
- In the folder where "M5Burner.exe" is, enter in "packages" and "firmware", your binary will be there with a strange name
- Rename it and copy into your SD Card
- In the github page of the project you like, sometimes the dev shares the precompiled binaries
- for example, enter in my fork of Nemo Firmware: https://github.com/bmorcelli/m5stick-nemo
- Look for "releases"
- Download the file from there and copy to SD Card
- Open your Your_Project_Name.ino file
- Setup the board you will use
- On menu, choose: Sketch -> Export Compiledd Binaries
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If it compile your project without errors, you will find a folder called "build" inside your project folder.
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Inside this folder you will find some binary files, you will copy the "Your_Project_Name.ino.bin" to your SD Card
- It is similar to the steps of Arduino IDE, after you build your project, the binary will be in the "build" folder.