I'm trying to build a project using the windows 10 esp-idf toolset and I get a linker failure as noted below: *************************************** log output ****************************************************************** [94/102] Linking C static library esp-idf\soc\soc\esp32\libsoc_esp32.a [...

Wow, a year old and no reply? I recommend you take a look at the website Random Nerd Tutorials. They have a wealth of information regarding the different esp32-cam boards. For your application, you're going to need a board that exposes a number of pins, or if you want to use something like the TTGO ...

I'd venture a guess that more info is going to be needed and questions answered about the environment you're trying to create. For example, are you using opencv.js in your html doc? Perhaps a look at your html would be in order. I'm guessing you have some kind of "webserver" setup on port 81, maybe ...

I was using a getting started document that had either old or incorrect information in it as it turned out. I found a good document which led me to the solution: instead of: make menuconfig issue: idf.py menuconfig That worked for me. I did have to do some preliminary setup using: install.bat and ex...

I'm trying to follow the instructions in the ESP-EYE Getting Started Guide but am running into a problem. I'm performing on a windows 10 system and have cloned the esp-who repository and have set my IDF_PATH thusly: /v/Git-projects/esp-who/esp-idf But, when I try to issue: make defconfig I'm getting...

I'm trying to find out which release of esp-idf is associated with the commit hash: 2c95a77cf93781f296883d5dbafcdc18e4389656. And, in general, if I have a commit hash, how can I find out which release it belongs to? I'm trying to build micropython for ESP32 and it has SUPHASH values pertaining to t...