Thanks vonnieda! Studied the library, but didn't have time yet to implement it in my project. Could you maybe share your experiences with littlefs regarding writing speed? I my usecase I am writing 60kB logfiles into the flash in ~9sec (FFAT). With SPIFFS the job was done in ~800ms, what was ok for...

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Thu Feb 27, 2020 9:19 pm

Thanks! Is there any example? I am trying to implement it since some hours with no success

I can't share my implementation unfortunately, but have a look at https://github.com/lllucius/esp32_littleflash. I learned very much from that when making my own implementation.

Jason

Check out LittleFS: https://github.com/ARMmbed/littlefs

It's much faster, and pretty easy to implement using IDF's VFS layer.

Jason

Is memory_task a task you created? If so, just increase the task stack size. Most likely you are using printf and the formatting is taking more stack memory than it originally did.

Jason

I think the 'contract' is more a logical result of the way you should use mutexes rather than something that is hardcoded. Mutexes are intended to protect resource access, so normally, a task would take a mutex, do the resource access, then give it back. As a give is always preceded by a take, and ...

https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/a45e9985344575a80acb1dc9c12e7bec4d8af401/components/pthread/pthread.c#L699 Thanks WiFive, but could you expand a little? This seems to be a change to the pthread abstraction layer, but I'm not using pthreads. Are you suggesting that I do, or just showing th...

I'm trying to track down a potential concurrency issue in a large codebase (which I can't share) and I'm checking my assumptions on FreeRTOS mutexes and semaphores. I've identified what appears to be incorrect behavior in the mutex, at least according to the docs. The FreeRTOS docs ( https://www.fre...

The only way I have found to ensure connecting to the strongest AP is to perform a site scan and then connect to the strongest using BSSID instead of SSID.

Jason

Do you have your power enable tied to your ESP enable, by chance? I had a problem where I had power enable and ESP enable tied together. When the ESP is not powered fully, it will sink current on EN (and other signals). In my case, when I would turn on EN, as power started to come up the ESP would p...

The first post mentioned pressing and releasing a button. Then we suddenly start talking about a rotary encoder. No wonder the solution is different! Susan But ... this doesn't work with the rotary button. The 2 signals have an interval of 5ms (when rotating fast) and I need to know which is first,...