Which ESP-IDF version is this? If 4.4, there's a known issue that WiFi/BT erroneously kills the USB clock if you haven't have USB-serial-JTAG set as the primary console; we have a fix for that in the pipeline. You should be able to reflash the ESP32C3 by tying GPIO9 low and resetting (or powering of...

It depends. If you need to maintain the current (wallclock) time and date or need to figure out how long exacty you slept with any sort of precision, then yes. If not, then no.

There must have been a Scandinavian on the team. E.g. in Norwegian, right and left are «høyre» and «venstre», similarly in Swedish and Danish. 🇩🇰🇳🇴🇸🇪 As a matter of fact, I can confirm that that was not it. At the time that the ESP32 was developed, I'm decently sure I was the only non-Asian in Espr...

Rollback in the docs. As I said, it's too late to save you now, but implementing this will help if you ever run into something like this in the future.

With your code as is, you would receive a guru meditation error :P the xQueueSendFromISR sends the data that its argument points to to the queue, the xQueueReceive copies that data to the pointer you give it. As BtnParams in your monitoring task points to nothing, your program crashes. You probably ...

@imdaad: You're not supposed to, the interrupt is handled in the driver. You'd set the threshold of the RX buffer in the UART configuration, then (possibly in a separate task) you do a (blocking) read from the uart. @john: You can still use the generic ESP-IDF interrupt allocator to allocate your 'r...

Not really... you could enable rollback on OTA to catch this next time, though.

Here you can download the flash download tools; is that what you're looking for?

You want to put that csv in the root of the project - not in some subdirectory of the build dir.

I don't think you can get around an entire rebuild when you touch the sdkconfig. If you leave the sdkconfig alone, the Arduino code should not be recompiled though.