@WiFive, OK for ESP8266 = 8089 die with SDIO. But the ESP32 has nothing in common.
The ESP8266 is way to slow to replace a real WiFi interface.
4.9 chapter of the ESP32 datasheet states that the SDIO is HOST. So I don't see how I may reverse the clock either...
I'm quite sure someone will ...
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- Thu Dec 24, 2015 5:27 pm
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Ethernet used as slave RMII ?
Hello,
Is it possible to use the ESP32 as a slave to another CPU having an RMII interface ? The 50MHz clock is specified as output and I didn't find any feature to return the interface behavior.
I would avoid an Ethernet switch just to connect an ESP32 and a Linux. ( we just need the ESP32 to ...
Is it possible to use the ESP32 as a slave to another CPU having an RMII interface ? The 50MHz clock is specified as output and I didn't find any feature to return the interface behavior.
I would avoid an Ethernet switch just to connect an ESP32 and a Linux. ( we just need the ESP32 to ...