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Add WEMOS D1 mini Lite board. #38

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Information directly from WEMOS repository that is linked by their official website.
https://github.com/wemos/Arduino_D1/blob/master/boards.txt

Two changes are the Flash SPI uses dout (double out only) instead of dio (double I/O), and the reduction to 1M flash.

Tested on D1 mini, D1 mini Lite, and D1 mini Pro. All three work with the d1_mini_lite config. As usual, only the mini and mini Pro work with the old d1_mini config. Waiting to submit a dedicated Pro config until esptool and SDK properly supports 4MB+ flashing.

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@ivankravets ivankravets merged commit 8b4ce44 into platformio:develop Jun 9, 2017
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Thanks a lot!

ivankravets added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 9, 2017
* develop:
  Add WEMOS D1 mini Lite board. Clean up naming, JSON, and links on WEMOS D1 and D1 mini. (#38)
  Update links to docs
  Update links to docs
  Update installation link to PIO Core

# Conflicts:
#	boards/d1.json
#	boards/d1_mini.json
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Sure thing @ivankravets
Hey I'm wondering what the relationship between develop and staging is. If I do more work, should I base it off develop or staging? Which branch will the next release come from?

yanbe pushed a commit to yanbe/platform-espressif8266 that referenced this pull request Jun 10, 2017
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We are working on the switching from our custom forked esp8266 repo to official. Two big differences:

  1. We use LD scripts from official repo
  2. Build script for ESP8266 Core has been moved to official repo.

See esp8266/Arduino#3321

/cc @igrr

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