OK I think I may have found it.

I was missing the semi-internal call to ble_store_config_init
Things are behaving much better now.

UPDATE: 5/29

Up through 5/29 things were well behaved. Suddenly on 5/30 we're back to this spurious disconnect behavior and I cannot account for why.

Hi guys, I have been stuck on this one.

Code on ESP32C6 running as a peripheral has a custom service with a protected characteristic.

When I try to connect and then read from that characteristic from a remote central, it sits for a while then disconnects. No pairing things are ever presented, nor ...

While bringing up openeth this helped me. Thank you

Hi, two weeks have passed. Any advice? Thank you

I have a set of components which wants to include SPI settings across them. Only one component will truly activate at a time, but all are available. I `rsource` them in so that I can use relative pathing to get to a parent folder.

In certain environments, this results in "INFO: Symbol ... defined ...

I'm exploring "pure" CMake components (libraries only) as per
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/v5.1.4/esp32/api-guides/build-system.html#writing-pure-cmake-components

Two related issues I face:

1. Cannot make it interact with IDF component manager
2. If main consuming app uses ...

Anything?

I am trying to do a multipart/mixed "download" (usually used for an upload) as an alternative
It almost works. Having trouble with the parts' binary content getting parsed as text on the client side

I'd still prefer the zip approach

EDIT: After learning about the "central directory ...

Hi,

I am accumulating a bunch of JPG on a SD card via a camera and would like to serve them up in one big zip file/mime for download, preferably made on the fly (I don't need a zipfile on the SD card). Zip format seems to make sense. I don't need compression really, just a file container format ...

I second this

Some of my boilerplate test apps which only provision over BLE sometimes run out of IRAM, without even adding any app logic

Using esp-idf 5.1.1

Anyone? Does noone know precisely where and how the actual "calling line" or whatever it's called gets logged? By that I mean the orange-colored printout (presumably a log entry) which contains the line # and calling function name?