Yep, it's working now.

David

Love the enthusiasm but I think it would be worth waiting for Expressif to release more information.

David

Hi Rudi,

You missed posting a link to SDK so https://github.com/espressif/ESP32_RTOS_SDK

David

You can get OrCad Lite from http://www.softpedia.com/get/Science-CA ... Lite.shtml and view/print Schematic but it is a PITA to install.

David

Exactly. As I hoped but as I expected.

David

Hi Mario,

Windows IoT core is not Windows 10 but a .Net core designed to run on small boards including Raspberry Pi. Check out https://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/GetStarted.htm. This allows you to develop code and run it on a number of different devices.

David

No DVD needed however SDcard would be necessary.

David

Do you know if there are any plans within Microsoft for Win10 IoT core to support ESP32/8266?

David

I guess the question should be 'will the ESP32 be compatible with the existing SDK and code base?' We understand the additional features wouldn't be available however it would be great if the existing ESP8266 was a subset of the ESP32 - that is we could treat the ESP32 as an ESP8266.

David

I have had a response to Beta email 謝謝 张子杰

David