I'm willing to pay someone to help if they can.

This post is about a problem with Mongoose OS, and I hope it's acceptable to post it here. There is a separate forum for Arduino, but not Mongoose. I have asked for assistance on their forum, and on Stack Overflow, but no luck. I realize this issue is probably more about Mongoose than the ESP32, but...

Well that board does have the antenna on the module.

I assume that you made triple sure you entered your router's SSID and password correctly? Is there a space in the SSID?

Oh that's great thank you. I just ordered some Winbond 1Gb SPI chips to test with.

Hi All...

I want to make sure I read the ESP32 data sheet correctly. Did it say that it can have up to four external flash chips, but none can be bigger than 16 Megabytes?

Where are you selling it? I'm going through this now. If you use the BLE features of the ESP32, then your device is an "intentional radiator." So in the US you would need FCC approval, in Canada it's DOC and, God forbid, in the EU and Japan it's CE. On the plus side, depending upon what you did with...

Sorry if its not appropriate to bump an old thread, but I'm having similar issues. I'm suing an ole CAN driver, not from ESP-IDF. After a soft reset of my ESP32, the CAN controller would give bad data and this was fixed by resetting the CAN module as recommended earlier in this thread. However, the ...

Mongoose offers as far as the OTA, the config system, the timers, network protocol drivers and so on. IDF has all that. Mongoose gives you cross platform of course. Otherwise similar feature sets. I think they moved to IDF 3.3-R5 a week ago, or it least it looks that way in GitHub Not enough :( The...

ATM your problem seems to be support under Mongoose. I wonder why you use mongoose? The only add I can see is the MQTT server yet you loose CAN (or gain painful CAN)? Well I'm using much of what Mongoose offers as far as the OTA, the config system, the timers, network protocol drivers and so on. I ...

I would kick mongoose & especially if you paid. A driver which screws up on overflow is really not a driver (IMHO). I would go on but ... Actually I will. IMHO you cannot claim driver support with something which locks 'fail' on overflow. You could claim 'comming soon' etc. So I would kick against ...