Change ESP32 BT reset pin number

Firmware/ESP32/main/Kconfig

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ menu "OGXMini Options"
 
     config RESET_PIN
         int "Set reset pin"
-        default 15
+        default 9
 
     config MULTI_SLAVE_MODE
         bool "Enable multiple slave devices"

Firmware/ESP32/sdkconfig

@@ -1961,7 +1961,7 @@ CONFIG_WIFI_PROV_STA_ALL_CHANNEL_SCAN=y
 #
 # OGXMini Options
 #
-CONFIG_RESET_PIN=15
+CONFIG_RESET_PIN=9
 # CONFIG_MULTI_SLAVE_MODE is not set
 CONFIG_ENABLE_LED_1=y
 CONFIG_LED_PIN_1=15

Firmware/RP2040/.vscode/settings.json

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
         "PICO_SDK_PATH": "C:/Programming/pico-sdk"
     },
     "cmake.configureArgs": [
-        "-DOGXM_BOARD=PI_PICO",
+        "-DOGXM_BOARD=W_ESP32",
         "-DMAX_GAMEPADS=1"
     ],
     "files.associations": {

README.md

@@ -127,6 +127,6 @@ Or just install the GCC ARM toolchain and use the CMake Tools extension in VSCod
 ### ESP32
 Please see the Hardware directory for a schematic showing how to hookup the ESP32 to your RP2040.
 
-You will need ESP-IDF v5.1, esptools, and python3 installed. If you use VSCode you can install the ESP-IDF extension and configure the project for v5.1, it'll download everything for you and then you just click the build button at the bottom of the window.
+You will need ESP-IDF v5.1, esptool, python3, and git installed. If you use VSCode you can install the ESP-IDF extension and configure the project for v5.1, it'll download everything for you and then you just click the build button at the bottom of the window.
 
-When you build with ESP-IDF, Cmake will run a python script that copies the necessary BTStack files components directory, this is needed since BTStack isn't configured as an IDF component when you download it. 
+When you build with ESP-IDF, Cmake will run a python script that copies the necessary BTStack files into the components directory, this is needed since BTStack isn't configured as an ESP-IDF component when you download it.