how to customize nanoff partition table like espidf

[solid shard]

Have not tested but should be here https://github.com/nanoframework/nf-interpreter/tree/main/targets/ESP32/_IDF/esp32

[hot hull]

that means I need to rebuild an clr file to do that 👍

[solid shard]

yes but the nanoff will not be albe to use your new partition

[hot hull]

what's the usage for nvs in nanoframework , I saw espidf use it to manage some presist configs

[solid shard]

you need to edit the `C:\Users\username\.nanoFramework\fw_cache\ESP32_REV3\ zip file and place it there

[hot hull]

ok got it

[solid shard]

I think that is needed by ESPIDF

[grand oriole]

this partition is required by IDF, for persistent storage as you've mentioned

[crisp geyser]

nanoff has a new trick: firmware archive. You can put a custom runtime as a zip in any directory (targetname-version.zip), add a json file targetname-version.zip.json with content

{"Platform":"esp32","IsPreview":false,"Name":"targetname","Version":"1.2.3.4"}

and use nanoff with extra arguments --fromarchive --archivepath <directory> to flash the chip. You can even use a custom targetname. Then you're certain your clr is used, whatever nanoff does to the fw_cache.

[solid shard]

Does this include flashing the bootloader.bin ? One other quesiont the version number in the json must just match the zip file version number, correct?