W5500/SPI Ethernet Support (T-ETH-Lite-S3) #129
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W5500/SPI Ethernet support, currently hardcoded for the T-Eth-Lite-S3 board - which is the only S3 board I know of with Ethernet:
https://www.lilygo.cc/en-ca/products/t-eth-lite
Needs lib_deps:
https://github.com/troyhacks/ETHClass2 (for W5500 support)
https://github.com/troyhacks/TroyHacksAsyncUDP (fixes a bug with AsyncUDP, backports some fixes from IDF v5.1)
Also likely needs IDF v4.4 to work correctly. Tested on v4.4.6.
Updated to use the new ETHClass2 - so there's a bunch of code ifdef'd out if it's an ESP32-S3 just to work around the fact that SPI Ethernet isn't really a thing we're accounting for at the moment in WLED - so I'd consider this a proof of concept, even if it works.
May be useful (not in this state) for adding SPI Ethernet to WLED for the original ESP32?