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dkirkby committed Jan 10, 2024
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Since we are running CircuitPython 8.0, we need to install libraries from the 8.x bundle (we are using 8.x from the [20230109 auto release](https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_Bundle/releases/tag/20230109)). We do not install the whole bundle since it is too big to fit in the microcontroller memory.

Download and expand [this zip file](bin/E4S-libraries-8.x.zip?raw=true) with the libraries needed by the following kit components:
Download and expand [this zip file](bin/E4S-libraries-8.x-2023.zip?raw=true) with the libraries needed by the following kit components:
- OLED display
- pressure & altitude sensor
- acceleration & rotation & magnetic field sensor
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Open your **CIRCUITPY** USB drive and open the folder named `lib`, which should be empty if you just installed CircuitPython using the steps above. The expanded zip directory contains a mixture of folders and files with an `.mpy` extension.
Copy all of these into the `lib` folder on your the **CIRCUITPY** USB drive for each of your microcontroller boards. Note that writing anything to **CIRCUITPY** will restart any program that is already running on the board.

> Make sure you copy the **contents** of the unzipped `E4S-libraries-8.x` folder into the **CIRCUITPY** `lib` folder (and not the zip file or the `E4S-libraries-8.x` folder itself).
> Make sure you copy the **contents** of the unzipped `E4S-libraries-8.x-2023` folder into the **CIRCUITPY** `lib` folder (and not the zip file or the `E4S-libraries-8.x-2023` folder itself).
Your **CIRCUITPY** drive should now have the following contents:

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Since we are running CircuitPython 8.2.9, we need to install libraries from the 8.x bundle (we are using 8.x from the [20230109 auto release](https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_Bundle/releases/tag/20240109)). We do not install the whole bundle since it is too big to fit in the microcontroller memory.

Download and expand [this zip file](bin/E4S-libraries-8.x-2024.zip?raw=true) with the libraries needed by the following kit components:
Download and expand [this zip file](bin/E4S-libraries-8.x.zip?raw=true) with the libraries needed by the following kit components:
- OLED display
- pressure & altitude sensor
- acceleration & rotation & magnetic field sensor
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