Hi,

I am developing a project where ESP32 acts like a TCP client. The code is really long, but key points are that receive_data_task and send_data_task are created in the main program. My main program is executed by core0 (the faster core) and the tcp tasks are executed on core1.

As soon as esp32 ...

Sorry, for such a late response, I spent all this time debugging. Here is m update:

I am trying to replicate ESP Ethernet DEV kit (at least the ethernet part of if) on my custom PCB that I will be using for Ethernet application. I consistently followed the manufacturer's schematic (in the ...

Yes, I have. Like I mentioned, it seems there are no problems with the ESP32 itself, I am getting the right voltages, no shorts, no suspicious current consumption, other than the PHY, PCB works as intended.

Hi,

I have spent a lot of time developing some ESP32 ethernet application on a genuine ESP Ethernet development board. I wrote a very long code that worked flawlessly on my testing hardware setup. Now I am implementing all that on a custom PCB. I can flash and get logs from ESP microcontroller, so ...

I can not even initialize the terminal communication. My terminal does not post any status flags about the chip.

I have already done everything you mentioned. No problems in these steps.

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I a have a very typical problem, yet in not so typical circumstances...

I made a PCB that has an exact same replica of ESP32-WROOVER-E only embedded in the PCB directly rather than using off-the-shelf module. It took me a lot of time and effort examining the datasheets and reverse engineering ...

Hi,

I am doing a project where I want to build and ESP32 WROOVER-E on my custom PCB (I wont be using RF communication, so avoiding ESP SoC brings me a lot of benefits.) I have examined various datasheets and documentation papers, however, I am still not sure about the memory ICs of ESP32. I have ...

Reading the datasheet implies that it is still worth trying. So can you provide me the assembly details? I tried to do it by myself, but ESP-IDF was giving me syntax errors. Does anyone have a very simple and working assembly block syntax template?

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I am developing a code (on ESP32 WROOVER-E) that could potentially hugely benefit from rewriting some short fragment of C code in assembly language. Having said that, I still want to preserve the rest of the source file unchanged. Can you please provide me with some short snipet or pseudocode ...