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E (588) SPIFFS: mount failed, -10025 #638
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Did you do a flash erase before loading your new code? I have not really looked at it, but it seems highly likely the official library has a slightly different FS structure than the pre-release. |
I did |
@emilekm2142 try this tip from bbx10 of another issue: |
it works! \o/! |
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@rel1ct having SPIFFS format by default is not a very good idea ;) if you by accident flash your board with wrong config, it will wipe your data that might be otherwise good ;) That is why it's false by default. |
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currently there is only one partition scheme implemented, but in the future there will be more for the different flash sizes, so if you select by mistake a wrong flash size in the menu and flash it, it will find that your SPIFFS partition is not OK and will format otherwise good partition. |
I do not see the connection size SPIFFS and launch SPIFFS. |
when you launch SPIFFS it reads the partition scheme currently loaded, get the size from there and try to mount with that size. If you flash firmware with the wrong partition scheme it will obviously try to mount with a different partition size and that will lead to error and reformat! What is so hard to understand? |
I always hated it, that the old SPIFFS implementation silently formatted the partition. so i welcome the sane default to fail on mount. on a different note, i realized that during format the watchdog complains that it did not got fed in time. and it would be very cool if we could give user feedback during the format via a progress callback. maybe those two things could be dealt with with just a progress callback? |
Ok, there is a working firmware (SPIFFS size 1MB) |
Nothing. The mount will fail, the spiffs partition won't get touched.
…On Sep 18, 2017 19:39, "rel1ct" ***@***.***> wrote:
Ok, there is a working firmware (SPIFFS size 1MB) SPIFFS.begin (true);
with the files in the SPIFFS section.
You download the firmware with the modified size SPIFFS (for example
0.5MB) SPIFFS.begin (false);.
What happen to the files in SPIFFS section ???
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Hi SPIFFS] data : C:\Users\Myfamily\Downloads\arduino_esp32_learn\SPIFFS_Test\data /otmeme.txt [SPIFFS] upload : C:\Users\Myfamily\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_build_921005/SPIFFS_Test.spiffs.bin code debug information rst:0x1 (POWERON_RESET),boot:0x12 (SPI_FAST_FLASH_BOOT) thanks a lot |
I first call mount(false), if that fails i call mount again with true. That
way I KNOW when the filesystem was created.
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I'd just like to repeat that the included SPIFFS_Test example sketch gives me this 'mount error' by default. Changing "!SPIFFS.begin()" to "!SPIFFS.begin(true)" in line line 154 fixes the issue, and all tests run successfully. |
In my case problem was wrong spiff length while building SPIFF binary with command Contents of my partitions.csv
So those [length] should be same. Maybe it helps somebody. |
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I'm having the same issue on this code that I found on here Can anyone help with is? Oh I am new to all this coding and arduino stuff code below its a Wifi_Manager with Alexa `#include <FS.h> //this needs to be first, or it all crashes and burns... void prepareIds(); //const char* ssid = "Fart"; // CHANGE: Wifi name WiFiUDP UDP; //callback notifying us of the need to save config void readConfigSPIFF() { if (SPIFFS.begin()) {
} else { void saveConfigSPIFF( WiFiManagerParameter customFriendlyName) { //save the custom parameters to FS
} void setup() { //delay(5000); // Initialise serial port // Read SPIFF configuration // Setup WiFiManager // Add custom parameter to WiFiManager //add all your parameters here //set config save notify callback //first parameter is name of access point, second is the password strcpy(friendlyName, customFriendlyName.getValue()); prepareIds(); // Initialise wifi connection // only proceed if wifi connection successful
//} void loop() { HTTP.handleClient(); // if there's data available, read a packet
/} else { void prepareIds() { serial = String(uuid); void respondToSearch() {
} void startHttpServer() {
} /* connect to wifi – returns true if successful or false if not WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA); // Wait for connection if (state){ return state; boolean connectUDP(){ Serial.println(""); if(UDP.beginMulticast(WiFi.localIP(), ipMulti, portMulti)) { return state; void turnOnRelay() { String body = HTTP.send(200, "text/xml", body.c_str()); Serial.print("Sending :"); void turnOffRelay() { String body = HTTP.send(200, "text/xml", body.c_str()); Serial.print("Sending :"); void sendRelayState() { String body = body += (relayState ? "1" : "0"); body += "\r\n" HTTP.send(200, "text/xml", body.c_str()); |
@JCMireles your code appears to be for esp8266 and not esp32. You should open an issue over on esp8266/Arduino instead. |
esp32c3:
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Rolling back to |
@emilekm2142 Can this be closed? |
I think this issue still exists. Rolling back to an older framework is not a solution, just a temporary workaround. |
The original issue was solved with SPIFFS.begin(true) some years ago
You can close it unless we want to continue the thread if some other guys still have this problem. |
Hi, I still got this issue now days. I already try Below is the log information Mounting FS... assert failed: xQueueSemaphoreTake queue.c:1554 (!( ( xTaskGetSchedulerState() = = ( ( BaseType_t ) 0 ) ) && ( xTicksToWait != 0 ) )) I am using ESP32 as well. Anybody has solution for this? Thank you. |
@PilnyTomas this can be covered in FAQ. |
Even the simplest
crashes with an error
It used to work for a while on the same board when there was only an unoffical SPIFFS available, but today even the unofficial one has crashed.
Is it a problem with the board? I have the newest version from the repository.
I have saved a few files containing a few chars earlier.
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