Got my key 2 days ago. Nice box. Pin-out side of info sheet is practically useless, doesn't photograph well for zooming in. First thing I noticed was no visual indication of life when plugged-in. Saw first indication of life from syslog seeing usb. I also noticed one of JP1's pins isn't seated all the way, so the jumper sits crooked. I'll fix that myself. Second thing was in "Get Started with ESP32" where 'git clone --recursive https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf.git -b 4.4.1' fails with 'fatal: Remote branch 4.4.1 not found in upstream origin'. Knowing I already had esp32 support in my Arduino IDE, just had to update it to upload a blink program successfully. Pin 33 is blinking a yellow LED, Pin 32 doesn't blink the other LED. Funny I'm still not seeing a power LED, must be a bad led on pin 32. Will play with the RP2040 after I decide what I'm going to do about reporting the power LED.
For giggles, I tried copying the .uf2 file to the mounted drive and fails/unmounts. The INDEX.HTM and INFO_UF2.TXT files there are read-only. It didn't help changing the permissions on the directory. Syslog shows: device offline error, dev sde, sector 260 op 0x1WRITE) flags 0x0 phys_seg 1 prio class 0 Buffer I/O error on dev sde1, logical block 259, lost async page write More later!
Tried it on a windows 10 laptop, basically the same result. I can mount the drive (RPI-RPI2), I can see the files, and the file seems to copy - I see a progress bar, but then the drive unmounts. Pressing the buttons remounts the drive, but doesn't show the .uf2 file. Still no power LED, blink still running on the esp32. Wondering where Clea is.
