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6. Select which battery type you will use, along with other optional settings. This is done in the `USER_SETTINGS.h` file.
7. Press `Verify` and `Upload` to send the sketch to the board.
NOTE: In some cases, the LilyGo must be powered through the main power connector instead of USB-C
when performing the initial firsmware upload.
when performing the initial firmware upload.
NOTE: On Mac, the following USB driver may need to be installed: https://github.com/WCHSoftGroup/ch34xser_macos
This video explains all the above mentioned steps:
https://youtu.be/_mH2AjnAjDk
<https://youtu.be/_mH2AjnAjDk>
### Linux Development Environment Setup
In addition to the steps above, ESP32 requires a dependency for a Python module, pyserial install using the cli.
```python3 -m pip install pyserial```
If you're using Ubuntu , use apt to manage the dependencies of arduino:
Arduino install: ```sudo apt install arduino```\
pyserial install: ```sudo apt install python3-serial```
## Dependencies 📖
This code uses the following excellent libraries: