Ipirk
(Ingo Pirker )
January 22, 2021, 12:32pm
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Hello,
i know the limitations of the Kakute F7 board (1Mb flash), but how can i build a custom code with the not needed/needed parts of the firmware.
I installed Cygwin64 and can build standard firmware builds (./waf configure --board KakuteF7
./waf copter)
But how to configure with options i whant to enable and what not?
BR ipirk
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There are ways to do that using waf command line options. But I do not know how you can get a list of those.
One other solution is to edit this file:
// User specific config file. Any items listed in config.h can be overridden here.
// If you used to define your CONFIG_APM_HARDWARE setting here, it is no longer
// valid! You should switch to using a HAL_BOARD flag in your local config.mk.
// uncomment the lines below to disable features (flash sizes listed are for APM2 boards and will underestimate savings on Pixhawk and other boards)
//#define LOGGING_ENABLED DISABLED // disable logging to save 11K of flash space
//#define MOUNT DISABLED // disable the camera gimbal to save 8K of flash space
//#define AUTOTUNE_ENABLED DISABLED // disable the auto tune functionality to save 7k of flash
//#define AC_FENCE DISABLED // disable fence to save 2k of flash
//#define CAMERA DISABLED // disable camera trigger to save 1k of flash
//#define RANGEFINDER_ENABLED DISABLED // disable rangefinder to save 1k of flash
//#define PROXIMITY_ENABLED DISABLED // disable proximity sensors
//#define AC_RALLY DISABLED // disable rally points library (must also disable terrain which relies on rally)
//#define AC_AVOID_ENABLED DISABLED // disable stop-at-fence library
//#define AC_OAPATHPLANNER_ENABLED DISABLED // disable path planning around obstacles
//#define AC_TERRAIN DISABLED // disable terrain library
//#define PARACHUTE DISABLED // disable parachute release to save 1k of flash
//#define NAV_GUIDED DISABLED // disable external navigation computer ability to control vehicle through MAV_CMD_NAV_GUIDED mission commands
//#define OPTFLOW DISABLED // disable optical flow sensor to save 5K of flash space
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