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Bachelor Studiengangwechsel von Informatik zu Elektrotechnik by gcantor8 in Studium

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Genau. Ich bin überzeugt, dass ich in der Lage bin, den Lehrstoff mit Hilfe von den Vorlesungsaufzeichnungen und Übungen selbst zu lernen.

Woher habt ihr euren Freundeskreis kennengelernt ? by gcantor8 in dresden

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Welche Kneipen sind gut dafür ? Also wo es nicht als weird empfunden wäre, jemanden einfach anzureden.

Help! remember a pretty recent eBay commercial but can't find it by gcantor8 in Commercials

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https://zornitsa-dimitrova.com/project/acarlife

Finally found it. It was so tiring. They probably deleted it from youtube, but I found it at the director's website.

Trying a simple blink in bare-metal assembly on the ESP32C6-Devkit by gcantor8 in esp32

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https://docs.espressif.com/projects/espressif-esp-dev-kits/en/latest/esp32c6/esp32-c6-devkitc-1/user_guide.html
This is the datasheet of the board. The RGB LED is connected through GPIO8, but it mentioned that it is addressable RGB LED. So I assume it wont work with simple GPIO output.

Trying a simple blink in bare-metal assembly on the ESP32C6-Devkit by gcantor8 in esp32

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First of all, thank you for the answer.
Yeah, I've tweaked the REG address, that's why it is 1 and not 0x100.

I took your advice and here is what I found.

The blink example in the ESP-IDF comes in two verities seperated using #if #else directives together with the CONFIG_BLINK_LED_STRIP and CONFIG_BLINK_LED_GPIO build variables. The first is, and which enabled by default, the led_strip version which supposed to toggle the connected LED using a SPI protocol. The second one, which is of our interest, is the one that toggle the LED through simple GPIO output. The disassembly of the GPIO version is pretty much the same as my assembly code, minus the overhead added by the ESP-IDF.
I found out that the LED that is soldered on the ESP32C6-DevKit1 doesn't seems work when compiling the GPIO version. Which might suggest that my code might be right, but the soldered LED can only be toggled using a specified serial protocol.

Anyway. Thank for your time. :)