filo_gr wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:39 pm

Sorry I undersood you put the printf() to see an output, instead of blinking.

No worries, friend. I appreciate the support.
The printf business was from the original poster Bradcb212.

John.

filo_gr wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 25, 2021 12:24 pm

Did you include <stdio.h>?
If yes, try to use ESP_LOGI() macros instead. They are inside esp_log.h

I'm still on step #1, build and see the examples, as downloaded, work.
I haven't even gotten far enough to start modifying them.

How are you flashing the app? 'idf.py flash' should flash everything that is needed, but 'idf.py app-flash' only flashes the app, in your case possibly leading to inconsistencies between bootloader and app. I had first used "idf.py flash" but when I discovered that you could transition to the monit...

Make sure you saved the Menuconfig, and try to delete the build folder before compiling. Im pretty sure I had also done that, due to the build behaving differently. I tried what you suggested, and it did take care of the build stopping as you predicted. 8-) Now if only the bootloader would bother t...

To avoid the Python certificate error you should try to uncheck the option inside: Menuconfig -> Certificate Bundle -> remove the check from "Enable trusted root certificate bundle". I may have to try that again. I must have set something else a little differently, because when I thought I'd done t...

I'm experiencing similar issue(s), and it's happening to me across all the examples. Im working with the ESP32-DevKitM-1 which has the ESP32-MINI-1 module I go into the example directory (blink in this case, but got the same out of hello-world, softAP and others as well0 I command idf.py set-target ...