I want to use Secure Boot without Flash Encryption on the esp32s3. I also want to be able to read (at a minimum) ESP_EFUSE_USER_DATA in block 3. (it would be nice to be able to read other things as well after it SB is enabled, but I will settle for just this one field).
By reading it, I mean from ...

I should add that the buffers in the map above are set up for 64 bytes in this map file.
In the version that fails with DMA, they are set for 512 bytes.

I am using the ESP32-P4-Function-EV-Board and have an application running that uses the SPI in slave mode. I am compiling it using the IDF 5.4 library and tools. It works fine in non-DMA mode with 64-byte packets for large transfers. I have a CRC on it and the CRC is good in this mode.

I am now ...

I realized I posted this same question a few weeks ago, but I got *zero* replies for an important issue.

My serial ports for my targets are all visible in Device Manager.
They are also accessible via "idf.py -p COMx". As a result I can do things like "idf.py -p COM11 flash" and "idf.py -p COM11 ...

I realized I posted this same question a few weeks ago, but I got *zero* replies for an important issue.

My serial ports for my targets are all visible in Device Manager.
They are also accessible via "idf.py -p COMx". As a result I can do things like "idf.py -p COM11 flash" and "idf.py -p COM11 ...

It has been 8 days since I posted this. Are there no suggestions from the creators of this IDE?

I have been successfully compiling and flashing my ESP32C6 target for a couple of months.

Suddenly today, when I try to flash the target, it says that there are no serial ports. The drop-down list is empty.

Yet, Device Manager in Windows sees the port and when I unplug and plug it back in it ...

The answer to this issue was that there are two USB ports on the target. One is for UART/Flashing and the other is for JTag debugging.

I am running Espressif-IDE version 2.12.0 under Windows and have been successfully developing, flashing, and running project within the environment on an ESP32-C6-WROOM-1 target.

I now wish to use the debugger and cannot get it to start. I have backed up to the hello world demo project to make sure ...

Many times when I compile a program, I get errors that are not real because no changes were made since the last time it compiled successfully. For example, I can compile a project (in this case based largely on the advanced console example app) and I get success messages like this:

esptool.py v4.7 ...