feat(board): add support for MakerGO ESP32 C6 SuperMini#12118
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Pull request overview
This PR adds support for the MakerGO ESP32 C6 SuperMini board to the Arduino-ESP32 core, enabling users to develop applications for this compact ESP32-C6 based development board.
- Adds comprehensive board configuration including Zigbee support, multiple partition schemes, and flexible frequency options
- Defines pin mappings for all GPIO pins with support for RGB LED (WS2812), blue LED, serial, I2C, SPI, and analog interfaces
- Includes detailed ASCII art pinout diagram for easy reference
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Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| variants/makergo_c6_supermini/pins_arduino.h | Defines GPIO pin mappings, RGB LED configuration, peripheral assignments (UART, I2C, SPI), analog pins, and LP I2C pins for the MakerGO ESP32 C6 SuperMini board |
| boards.txt | Adds complete board configuration entry with build settings (RISC-V architecture, 160MHz CPU, 4MB flash), menu options for JTAG, CDC, partitions, CPU frequency, flash settings, upload speeds, debug levels, erase options, and Zigbee modes |
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Description of Change
This pull request adds support for the MakerGO ESP32 C6 SuperMini board to the Arduino-ESP32 core.
Changes include:
Test Scenarios
I have tested the following scenarios to verify the board support:
The following examples were compiled, uploaded, and executed successfully: