Hi again, I really wanted/needed to know what is causing this so I did some experimenting. Instead of not providing a timeout value myself, and therefore relying on the code used in esp_http_client_init to fill in the default value of 5000 milliseconds, now I do provide a timeout value of 2000 milli...

Hi ESP_Angus, I am not 100% sure that the older bootloader was written in assembly. It is an assumption because I can only find ".s" type code in folder bootloader support in the build directory so that may be generated code. For the new bootloader used in ESP-IDF v3.1 I can find the original C code...

Hi, I have some code which calls a few functions in this order: httpClient = esp_http_client_init ( &clientConfig ); ESP_LOGI ( TAG, "httpClient configured and created!"); espError = esp_http_client_open( httpClient, 0); imageLength = esp_http_client_fetch_headers ( httpClient ); ESP_LOGI ( TAG, "Re...

The risk is acceptable as the units are permanently battery powered. The only time it could go wrong is that when the battery just comes below the brownout level when we happen to be writing the new partition and/or bootloader sections. That is not entirely impossible but extremely unlikely as the u...

Ah, it is a bit of a chameleon then. Never mind: in the mean time I have found a solution for my problem for which getting the bootloader version may have helped. My problem was the following: We have two versions of our application software: my, recent, version and an earlier prototype version that...

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In reply to both earlier replies, this will do it: esp_get_idf_version(). I found out that that is how the bootloader reports the version on the UART during boot.

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A short question as I have not found the answer yet in the documentation: is there a way to determine the version of the secondary boot loader that was used to start an application from within that same application ?

Hi, I have figured it out: the way to solve it is to add a bit more initialisation data. Adding this: clientConfig.path = "/"; clientConfig.username = ""; clientConfig.password = ""; clientConfig.query = ""; Does the trick. It looks like some of the normal fallbacks to default values don't quite cut...

Hi, This is a summary of what I am trying to do: esp_http_client_handle_t httpClient; clientConfig.url = httpServerFirmwareUrl; clientConfig.host = HttpServerIpString; clientConfig.port = httpServerPortNumber; clientConfig.method = HTTP_METHOD_GET; clientConfig.transport_type = HTTP_TRANSPORT_OVER_T...

Hi, I have figured it out in the mean time: I do detect the brownout as desired and manage to do all of the required complicated stuff as well. The method to do it is as follows: First of all: when I detect brownout there is still enough life in the battery to do the complicated stuff as there is ve...