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M1 toolchain setup #442
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Hi! What chip are you targeting?
Not sure if you already did, but I recommend reading https://docs.esp-rs.org/book/installation/index.html |
I am targeting a C6. May be the issue is in the rust-toolchain.toml that is a nightly one, and not a nightly fixed at a specific day? |
Just tried with my M1, and I was able to successfully build your project
That should not be the issue. By the way, you could also use Can you share the error? Please, make sure that you don't have any ESP-IDF activated. |
Yep, same as above.
When I build using
and then:
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But if you run |
No, just |
Did you installed Rust using any package manager? I would recommend uninstalling your Rust and installing it again with:
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It was already installed with rustup but I reinstalled it as you asked. Now when doing a build I have:
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Seems like you are using an activated ESP-IDF environment |
Now fixed with what you asked, thank you very much for your reactive support. |
On my M1 Mac, since I was unable to compile my project, having the following error:
I then launched an
espup install
and then anespup update
Now I have this error:
I launched the recommended command, but I still have the same error (with and without launching the
export-esp.sh
script that have the following content:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: