@scaramanga have you checked the product listing and documents on the M5Stavk website?

@johseffer Have you set the ezdata stream to private?
Ezdata isn't a full service, it's a test service. if you need a more secure service its time to move on to AWS or Azure.

@johan_s Hi John sorry for the long delay.

I had a chance to play with the frame buffer today after remembering this conversation.

I am finding the issue with the small text/garbidge written to the screen that you shared and looking into it.

Thanks for the point out.

@shota-sumida M5Stack.com is the endpoint/server.

@krzychb S3 based devices are different to previous gen devices.
You have to hold the boot button down to put them into boot loader mode like Raspberry pi's

@nishad2m8 Nice work and well done writing it up.
Thank you.

@mgrouch I don't have the slightest idea.
I run the apt update and apt upgrade to make sure I have the latest version.

@nishad2m8 Can you write up a guide on how you made this and post it to hackster.io please?

@WigglerAway You will need to check out the documentation on the M5Stack website for the exact pins but by default UART1 is broken out to the blue port and UART 2 is broken out to the MBUS connector.

The CoreMP135 has UART1 broken out to the blue port, UART2 to the MBUS and UART6 broken out to the RS485 connector.

@bobkummerfeld You need to grant permission to M5Burner to run.
Apple changed the security to prevent none App Store apps from running and so you need to manually permit access.

The process is a bit confusing so please google how to permit none approved apps from running on Apple M1 based computers.