I don't think this is possible in hardware, sorry.

Just checking: are your submodules up to date? You can make sure by running 'git submodule update --init --recursive' in the esp-idf directory.

Yes, there is.

I don't know that much about Rust, but https://esp-rs.github.io/book/installat ... tensa.html implies that you can use those instructions for Xtensa as well.

Probably not, not without a bunch of infrastructure. Thing is that the PIE is implemented as a coprocessor, and in order to not have to save the context of coprocessors every time, FreeRTOS uses a trick: when it switches away from a task that used the coprocessor, it simply disables the coprocessor....

@hristesp: what happens when you force GPIO9 to ground while powering on the ESP? Can you program it then?

Your issue is that a deep sleep of one second is next to useless: the amount of current required to start up, get a DHCP lease again etc probably negates the power saved by deep sleep entirely. I'd do one of two things: - Connect the door sensor to the reset pin of the ESP8266 somehow, so you can sl...

Probably because you declared the members to be an uint8_t, it tries to pack everything into that type. For instance, the first byte will have 6 bits dedicated to the year. The month is 4 bytes, which doesn't fit in the first uint8_t, so it starts a new one. Changing the uint8_t to uint32_t will pro...

No problem, glad you found the issue!

MicroController wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 11, 2023 7:04 pm

Makes total sense. I forgot about IRAM

Aside from that, there's not only code in an application. For instance, the .data section will be copied to DRAM and also not mmap'ped.