Kuba Szczodrzyński

There was a problem with the Beken UART flasher, that didn't recognize the flash chip in @mario-almeida's module. That's why uploading could work for you with no problems.

Yes, for some reason, realtime readout doesn't work on telnet. I'm not sure about the D0 issue, maybe it's incompatible with the terminal app you're using. Try PuTTY. "I see...

I didn't have OTA issues on Realtek, but I'll check this when I get back to working on RTL devices (as I only have one or two of them). It's...

Hi @bonuzzz I've looked into this deeper since I got another issue with similar problems (#24), and I think I was able to resolve it. You can update LT (`platformio...

Regarding the RTL8710 in particular, I'm working on a PlatformIO development platform with Arduino support, with ESP32 compatibility in mind: https://github.com/kuba2k2/platformio-libretuya I already have some basics and WiFi AP/Station/Client/Server working...

@jbalius  (from https://www.reddit.com/r/tasmota/comments/kpsbwf/ty5_mcu_identification/) **EDIT: btw, I have a working ESPHome port for RTL8710BN (and BK7231 too) - https://docs.libretuya.ml/docs/projects/esphome/** You're all welcome to give it a try :smile:

ESP32 and ESP8266 are also implemented as components, thus my choice was the same. In your fork you put chip-specific code in the HAL itself; I think EspHome is made...

> Is this already in state that it could get tested? Looks like only I2C and SPI is missing now... That's the state of LT implementation in ESPHome, but not...

..but does it support EspHome? This thread is about porting EspHome, not really about Tasmota-alternatives.

Hi @RoganDawes Yes, currently manual installation of libretuya itself is required (libretuya-esphome pulls the PIO registry version, which is way outdated). [You can run `platformio platform install -f https://github.com/kuba2k2/libretuya`](https://docs.libretuya.ml/docs/getting-started/) to...