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Yes, I have seen the merge. You can actually already download it from S3: https://adafruit-circuit-python.s3.amaz ... 6_ble5/sv/

Some further progress: I can use the RP2350+wifi now also as a HTTP-server. I only tested TCP, since SSL needs some more thoughts (and probably a handcrafted firmware for the server-certificate). I also did not test multiple concurrent connections yet. Theoretically, the ESP32C6 can handle five of t...

I have updated the examples to use the newest pin-definitions.

Bernhard

I will need to update the examples once the pins have changed their names.

A short status update: this is progressing fine. The ESP32C6 is now usable as a basic HTTP-client, i.e. it executes HTTP-GET and HTTPS-GET without problems. Sending UDP also works. I haven't tested other HTTP-request types (POST and so on), but since adafruit_requests maps all of them to the same lo...

Hi, I stumbled across some minor inconsistencies/bad links on your website (the copy&paste sort of errors): The RP2350+Wifi+BLE claims to have two BConnect connectors It is not documented which pins are routed to the BConnect The datasheet documents both possible ESP32C6 options (hosted,AT), but...

Hi, since a while I am working on a project that aims to provide core API compatible modules for networking for CircuitPython builds without native wifi. Boards with native wifi provide modules like wifi, ssl, socketpool in the core, i.e. implemented in C and "baked into" the firmware. My ...

Hi,

I am currently fine with the 3.4 version, but eventually I want to upgrade. My problem with the RP2040USBtoSerial program is, that I don't have a working Arduino development environment set up. That can be solved however, but has no priority as long as 3.4 is working as expected.

Bernhard

I have tested the CircuitPython version successfully. I do suggest changing pin-names (see the conversation in the PR).

There are still some hard-crashes of CP core, but I am not sure this is related to the PR. There are still some rough edges for the RP2350 port.

Bernhard

Currently, the firmware is version 3.4 for the AT-stack. The recommended version is 4.0.0.

Can the firmware be updated with the RP2040USB2Serial? If so, would it be possible that you create a binary release (UF2)?

Thanks, Bernhard