@chpaaa1 You will need to rebuild the firmware from scratch as the ESP32's in the Echo and S3 are not the same.
There are enough hardware differences that make them incompatible.

@kuriko ESPtool is a nightmare to use, I know I have tried. We need an Arm64 port for the Raspberry Pi

@steve_gerrard
It will not be supported in the short term, so you can only use esptool instead

Hey guys, we are working on a FAQ system. We are putting some common problems and solutions here. Before asking questions, you can go here and check: https://faq.m5stack.com/.

If you can't find the answer you want here, you can click the Submit button in the upper right corner to ask questions. When submitting questions, please remember to describe the product full name and SKU, the problem in detail and what you have tried.

@sonic_grin
Может

@Dlazder
Вы можете включить опцию Показывать подробный вывод во время в Arduino IDE, а затем использовать Arduino IDE для загрузки кода и обратить внимание на то, соответствуют ли адреса каждой прошивки в журнале загрузки тому, что вы написали.

@xter-pokemon Allways erase before burning, and triple check you have the correct version of the firmware for the correct controller version.

@lenswerks You have plugged in the 2 X 12 volt batteries and turned the base on?

Hi guys

please find an M5CoreS3 example in UIFlow2 Project Zone controlling a servo. It's named: M5CoreS3_Servo_Example_UIFlow2.2.2

Thanks
Felix

@lenswerks Strange behaviour.
Use M5Burner to erase and burn the latest lidarbot firmware.