A better approach to testing current draw is to get a ESP32 Test Board. Like one of these. With the ESP32 removed test the current draw of the board alone. Then pop the ESP32 in there and subtract the new reading from when it was removed.

I am stumped as well. Just using these in the struct (I removed the 2 uint32_t 's from it) you get 658 which you should, and all is well. uint16_t Version; // 346-347 uint16_t LoudnessValue; // 412-413 uint16_t LoudnessRange; // 414-415 uint16_t MaxTruePeakLevel; // 416-417 uint16_t MaxMomentaryLoud...

Thank you for the great explanation. Maybe for a future use we could pass the flash size like 4MB 8MB and so on.

When using make size you get the following:
I'm just curious, why doesn't it show percentages for the others?

Thanks for the suggestion. I probably should elaborate what I am trying to do. I have created a Thread that simply goes through all my registered tasks and prints the high water mark in a percentage. So durring run time I can see how close I am getting to the edge if you will. To do this I need to p...

Say a task was created with the following.
xTaskCreate(idleloop, "idleloop", 4096, NULL, 1, &TaskHandle_IdleLoop);

Is there a way within another function to find out what the stack depth (I.E. the 4096) was set to for this task?

I found something close enough. using "make size" does it.

Might someone know how I can get more information when I compile like this?

I did not at the time I posted this. I am in the middle of getting it working. I needed to basically do this in the shell for it to work.
It now works, but I am making sure I have the curl formatted properly.

curl -v 192.168.0.3:8032 --data-binary @- < Release/simple_ota.bin

I have been looking for a OTA method for pushing firmware to my devices. I found this: https://github.com/yanbe/esp-idf-ota-template I was wondering if anyone has used it, and could offer any help. The code compiles and runs fine, but my problem in on the PC side. When he says "make ota ESP32_IP=192...