Sorry a typo, my definitions are in sdkconfig.defaults file. I will correct the original post

I am using the latest ESP-IDF sdk on the master branch, and used it to create a simple project for the ESP32C5 chip. In the project I created the sdkconfig.defaults file to keep some of the settings.

after idf.py build command, I found that the sdkconfig.defaults file was overwritten, the ...

for the dual band ESP32C5, what is the result of calling the API esp_wifi_set_band_mode(WIFI_BAND_MODE_AUTO)?
Can I create two APs or two STAs, one with 2.4GHz, and the other on 5GHz, or in case of APSTA mode, AP on 5GHz, and STA on 2.4GHz, or vice versa? I couldn't find any documentation on this.

thank you kondalkolipaka, I followed your instructions and successfully compiled the hello world example code for the esp32c5 target.
and I will try flashing and debugging later on.

your help is appreciated.

Do you have examples of how to edit the CMakeLists.txt ?

I assume ESP32-C5 is similar to ESp32-C6 so most of the contents can be just copied from ESp32-C6 files

So I have installed the latest Espressif-IDE (Version: 3.4.0 Build id: 20250506-1512)
and the latest toolchain from the ESP-IDF master branch (ESP-IDF v5.5-dev-3951-ga74725a31b).

In the ESP-IDF command line, I was able to set esp32c5 as target with --preview as argument, and build it successfully ...

The announcement did not mention it,
Does anyone know?

As far as I know, ESP32C3 and S2,S3 now support google's FTM ASAP mode (and I tested it with a pixel phone ).
my question is, is it possible to initiate a FTM ASAP request from within a ESP chip? and how to initiate that request from the ESP chip?

Thanks

Does anyone have the same issue? and how should I resolve this issue?


Hi @Weigen Qiu, I suggest opening an issue on ESP-IDF GitHub and linking to https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/7702 that looks like a similar issue but for ESP32-S2.


Thanks ESP_krzychb, for pointing to the ...

I don;t see anything obvious wrong in your code, but if you suspect a memory leak, a way to confirm it is to periodically print the return value of xPortGetFreeHeapSize()... if that consistently goes down, you may indeed have a leak on your hands.


I am not concerned with a memory leak on the ...