For Core2 AWS Deep Sleep Wake: The M5Stack Core2 AWS exposes ESP32 RTC GPIOs GPIO36 (VP), GPIO39 (VN), GPIO34, GPIO35, GPIO25, GPIO26, GPIO27, and GPIO32 for external wakeup triggers. Configure via esp_sleep_enable_ext0_wakeup() or esp_sleep_enable_ext1_wakeup(). Check the Core2 pinout to avoid conflicts with built-in peripherals. Note: Some pins may require pull-up/down resistors. Test with low-power triggers (e.g., buttons) to verify wakeup reliability.

This error usually happens when your project path includes spaces (e.g., /Users/Your Name/Documents/...). Try moving your project to a folder without spaces in the path, like /Users/YourName/Projects/M5StackAWS. Then re-open the project in VS Code. That should fix the issue without needing to modify the ini file.

so what are you doing so far to display image on button press? example of your code?

@SirMichael https://shop.m5stack.com/products/4pin-buckled-grove-cable all lengths! These are actually 'UN-buckled' type but they are an industry standard.

Hello @technochoa for M5CoreS3 there is an UIFlow2.0 firmware v2.1.6-hotfix available which works for me. BTW: there is also a v2.1.6-hotfix available for M5Core2 and M5Core. Thanks Felix

It still happens. Any permanent solution to the problem>

bool Device = 1; // Please select your device // Core2 = 1,Core2_AWS = 0; I Chaged from 0 to 1

Did you install python3-venv ?

@ajb2k3 Well, this had nothing to do with the OS this time. But yeah, Ive had my own code, compiled as an EXE, promptly quarantined by the over-zealous anti-malware system. My employer takes security...very very seriously. To the point where software guys like myself get frustrated over things like this. But still, it was unnerving to be contacted by our cybersecurity team on the other side of the planet, telling me I'd set off alarms from several thousands of kilometers away, just from playing with my new m5stack devices I'd received that day, and that I'd have to have my machine scrubbed. But it looks like nothing has come of it, and was a false alarm. I'll just stick to using them at home instead of at work. I could never get M5burner to work through the layers of security anyway. BTW, Ive succeeded in geting both UIFlow1 and UIFlow2 working on my Core2 AWS. I basically bought it to use with UIFlow1 until UIFlow2 is more complete. Now I can use all my "only supported by UIFlow1" bits, while UIFlow2 grows.

@m5test said in can't create _thread: core2 program. Same problem with core 2 program!! What should I do?

Does your mobile phone or tablet show a new wifi station that you can access? Edit: change the dropdown box from station to acc-point then try again. if you run a wifi scan on a device you will now find a new esp device.

Hello @ratchapolp please see note here: Note: When using with the Core2, the base needs to be removed in order to burn the program properly. This has been discussed in this thread as well. Thanks Felix

Slow response could be down to having the wrong baud speed set. UIFlow is built on Micropython and so does support multi files like arduino. Checkout Micropython. Org Esp is not like the arduino as instead of having functions permanently assigned to a pin, the esp using a matrix to assign functions to pins