32ESPecial Version 1.00 (#9)
This release reworked the initialization code to provide more robust initialization, especially when no USB stick is present. It incorporates [Version 1.0 of SystemK](Software/SystemK#9). This is the first release for the [32ESPecial Blaster Kits](https://link.clubk.club/2025002). Co-authored-by: Joe Kearney <joe@clubk.club> Reviewed-on: #9
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| Supported Targets | ESP32-S2 | ESP32-S3 |
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| Supported Targets | ESP32-S2 | ESP32-S3 | ESP32-P4 |
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| ----------------- | -------- | -------- | -------- |
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# USB: CDC Class test application
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# USB: MSC Class test application
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## MSC driver
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Basic functionality such as MSC device install/uninstall, file operations,
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Basic functionality such as MSC device install/uninstall, file operations,
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raw access to MSC device and sudden disconnect is tested.
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### Hardware Required
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This test requires two ESP32-S2/S3 boards with a interconnected USB peripherals,
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one acting as host running MSC host driver and another MSC device driver (tinyusb).
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This test requires two ESP32 development board with USB-OTG support. The development boards shall have interconnected USB peripherals,
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one acting as host running MSC host driver and another MSC device driver (tinyusb).
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## Selecting the USB Component
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To manually select which USB Component shall be used to build this test application, please refer to the following documentation page: [Manual USB component selection](../../../../../docs/host/usb_host_lib/usb_component_manual_selection.md).
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