I assume you mean bluetooth audio streaming from iphone to esp32.
In that case, yes its compatible.

It should be compatible with anything that supports bluetooth v4.2

A backtrace can be analysed as per the instructions below

1. Obtain the backtrace output from terminal:

Backtrace:0x4000c269:0x3ffb7810 0x400d5327:0x3ffb7830 0x400d59a2:0x3ffb7850 0x400d600f:0x3ffb7b20 0x400d5039:0x3ffb7b40 0x400d3f17:0x3ffb7b80

2. Obtain the .elf for the corresponding version of ...

I would also like a response from the espressif dev team to the questions above.

After considering it for a moment I think possibly there is an issue whereby the bootloader is using unpacked structs for the responses.
This would cause the response status to be padded to the native 32-bit word length (resulting in an extra two bytes being appended).

Any thoughts on this?

I am currently working on a serial flasher for ESP32, this is based on the official esp-serial-flasher source code.

When getting responses from the ESP32 BL I expect the following (based on https://github.com/espressif/esp-serial-flasher/blob/master/private_include/serial_comm_prv.h)


typedef ...

Are you connecting to a devkit board via USB? WSL2 does not currently support serial or USB devices.
My suggestion would be to migrate you environment to a proper linux virtual machine (virtualbox or something similar).

What command are you using to compile your project?

This is probably because VSCode does not know where to find the header files for the esp-idf components.

You can fix this by editing your IntelliSense Configuration.

There is a section in the settings called "Include Path"
You should add the esp-idf components folder to it:

${workspaceFolder ...

1.Is these ESP-IDF is better for debugging and developing of I2C and BLE, WIFI stack ?

Is it better for debugging and developing.... compared to what?
I think you are getting confused.
ESP-IDF (espressif integrated development framework) contains a variety of software for programming of ...