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I had a very difficult time installing firmware built from this project on my ESP32-WROOM-32D clone; my ESP32 kept boot-looping with a stack trace that seemed to make no sense:
After lots of debugging, it turns out that this is because I forgot to remove hardware_uart: UART1 when I copy-pasted the logging section of the config file. If you are using a ESP32 device, most have UART1 connected to the internal SPI flash, which will result in the chip throwing an IllegalInstruction exception the first time the logger attempts to write.
Since ESP32 is the recommended hardware, it would be best if the example configs work out-of-the-box with ESP32 chips.
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Thanks for this, I wrote much of the example configs, and I'm the last person in the world still using ESP8266 devices (mine have been stable, but many people have had problems with theirs), so I have to "translate" to ESP32, and missed those lines. Fixed in #219
I had a very difficult time installing firmware built from this project on my ESP32-WROOM-32D clone; my ESP32 kept boot-looping with a stack trace that seemed to make no sense:
After lots of debugging, it turns out that this is because I forgot to remove
hardware_uart: UART1
when I copy-pasted thelogging
section of the config file. If you are using a ESP32 device, most have UART1 connected to the internal SPI flash, which will result in the chip throwing anIllegalInstruction
exception the first time the logger attempts to write.Since ESP32 is the recommended hardware, it would be best if the example configs work out-of-the-box with ESP32 chips.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: