Matthijs van der Klip

So am I right in thinking that getting the ATC firmware to run on these CGDK2 devices "only" requires hardware detection and a different LCD driver? @spiri439 How did you...

I had the same issue with a copy of Ubuntu Server on a raspberry pi 3 not booting from the cloned disk. Fixed this by manually setting the filesystem labels...

@matthijskooijman I think you're quoting my comments but asking @ioogithub for input. Is that what you meant to do? To explain what I did I think you have to understand...

I think this still leaves my original comments: > 1. Detect fstab using labels or uuids and issue a warning about rpi-clone only supporting device names and partuuids. > 2....

As set out in #115 I also had trouble programming the ESP while connected to the thermostat board. It seems some people are "lucky" to have a UART which is...

Tasmota documents the "connected MCU" issue: > To boot the TYWE3S in flashing mode, GPIO0 needs to be connected to GND while powering up. It can be left grounded for...

@paulius2k what kind of UART hardware did you use? Some people claim that CP2102 based hardware is able to overshout the ESP to MCU communication in some way. PS: the...

@paulius2k okay so not a CP2102 based device. I don't know why you managed to flash it by disconnecting GPIO15, but I suspect it has something to do with the...

Just now found that @rufik was facing the same issues as me and had to desolder the TYWE3S completely in the end: https://github.com/fashberg/WThermostatBeca/issues/100#issuecomment-791336469 So I would still suggest to document...

Thanks for the update. Looks like it could be a power drain issue indeed. I have assumed (from reading online resources) that it was the MCU trying to talk to...