loboris wrote: Have you ever tested deepsleep on ALB32-WROVER ? Maybe I somehow managed to damage the module (everything else works fine, so it would be quite strange).

Nope, but if you attach test code I'll be happy to run it once that module is soldered.

Ah thats why, I have the ALB32-WROVER. Guess I can use my current breakouts then. Thanks!

I have three Wrover modules and some unpopulated Wroom breakout boards. Does that mean they are not pin-compatible and I need new breakouts?

This is a gold mine. Someone please make a Markov chain out of those rants.

I have both the ICS-43434 and the SPH0645, and also printed the values in binary. Can't remember to have observed this phenomenon. Can you attach your code so I can re-check?

Guess I should, but I've got no energy currently due to an annoying project (anybody else hates Scala?).

You're absolutely right, bringing in a new dependency should be the last resort. But if all else fails, it may be better than trying to bang your head against the wall for weeks. The OpenSSL API is horrible btw., but because it was the only OSS TLS lib its usage is widespread. Why supporting it woul...

BearSSL has since transitioned from Alpha to Beta, so I think its safe to give it a try. You can get some hints on how to use it from my Alexa implementation (start here: https://github.com/MrBuddyCasino/ESP32_ ... e_socket.c).

IMHO, it is the lack of detailed documentation that is hurting IDF, not the implementation. Also, the code examples misses their mark - instead of showing how to use the API s, including limitations and quirks etc., they show an implementation of a hardware interface for some specific hardware, the...

These were the best quality/price dev boards I've had so far in the standard form factor: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Official-DOIT-ESP32-Development-Board-WiFi-Bluetooth-Ultra-Low-Power-Consumption-Dual-Core-ESP-32-ESP/32805210673.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.Uz0SJL Something smaller would be pre...