Just something I noticed... It looks like from your schematic that you want to minimize power by turning off LORA & GPS parts via the LORA_GPS signal to Q1. If so, your doing it wrong. You cannot remove a power GND from devices thinking it will power them down. I mean, technically it will but then i...

Creating a new ESP-IDF project using v4.4.2 with VSC. Compiled fine. I used the command palette ( Ctrl+Shift+P) and selected " ESP-IDF: Add Arduino ESP32 as ESP-IDF Component " I get a popup in the lower right corner. Screenshot 2022-09-15 141100.png But it just hangs there. Left it alone for over 1...

Just start unplugging things. You must have added the device to your network to give it a wi-fi password.

Are you aware that the ESP32 i/o pins are 3.3v only?

Using VSC with Espressif Extension v1.5.0. When I hover my mouse over a local variable it does not display the data type. Hovering over a global variable it does. I have the same project opened in PlatformIO, and when I hover over any variable it shows its type. Is this a VSC issue, or something wro...

I also kinda disagree with your assertion that USB-only is not usable for development, at least for chips with the USB-serial-JTAG peripheral: every single ESP32-C3 and -S3 board I've developed lacks an USB-to-serial chip and I've been perfectly happy with that. I agree that you can run into issues...

I'm hoping someone at ExpressIf might try the setup I explained Why in the world would Espressif spend the time setting up a PC for such an outdated OS such as Windows-XP? Let alone a computer that old would probably take 20 minutes to do a first compile. No, I think its time you pitched those comp...

Just checking...
You are using some of the strapping pins. GPIO 2,8,9. Have you made sure they are in the proper state when booting.

PRO CPU has been reset by WDT.

Watch Dog Timer

Dont know what you have connected to IO2. But its one of the boot strapping pins. GPIO2 must also be either left unconnected/floating or driven Low to enter the serial bootloader. In normal boot mode (GPIO0 high), GPIO2 is ignored. Extra attention is to be taken while using the GPIO2; if it’s pulled...