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Depending on which ESP32S3 development board you're using, you may need to add additional arguments to the two example commands above (especially `flash`).
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-`-c esp32s3`
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-`-s 16mb` / `-s 8mb` - For 16MB and 8MB of flash respectively.
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-`--features` - Check section below.
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To build a debug image (or flash it) remove the `--release` flag from the above commands.
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No changes are needed.
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### GPIO Pins
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The default pin configuration of PWOS is designed for this board. No changes are needed.
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The default pin configuration of PWOS is designed for this board. No changes are needed. You may also leave out the `--features` flag for `espflash`.
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- On-board LED: `GPIO_17`
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- I2C SDA: `GPIO_5`
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No changes are needed.
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### GPIO Pins
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The on-board LED is on a different pin. You'll need to set `LED_BUILTIN` in your sysconfig ([src/config/sys.rs](src/config/sys.rs)). Additionally, you'll also need to set `LED_BUILTIN_INVERT` to `true`, because the LED's negative terminal is connected to the GPIO pin.
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The on-board LED is on a different pin, and its negative terminal is connected to the GPIO pin, meaning it works with inverted logic.
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- On-board LED: `GPIO_21`
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- I2C SDA: `GPIO_5`
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