It creates the Espressif file, I added the paths for MDF and components in the user's paths. In Visual Studio Code, I reinstalled the extension, and then in the initial setup, I used the customized one and the files from the versions I created (I have already done this procedure 3 other times, and it worked fine).
in the professional settings I don't get a 'Disable' function, only 'Enable'. LIFX says I need to dsiable it otherwise the connection to the lights are unstable. Any idea, how to disable it? Thanks
Update: I made some progress. It turns out that python in Debian was defaulting to Python 2. I created a symlink ln -s /usr/bin/python3 python and put it in a dir on the path. This satisfied the "click" dependency. But the Hello World example still does not compile, complaining of more missing Python packages. There are some obscure packages which Debian doesn't seem to support and which I ...
Tonight I noticed a strange entry in the list of clients on my Asus router. I've never seen this before and I'm worried if it is a security risk. The client's name is listed as "Espressif Inc". The only thing I've done differently recently is to enable the AiProtection feature on my router...
The system path and the PATH in the IDE env is different, initially while installation of tools the espressif plugin may take into account the system path variables but after the installation the IDE is totally independent of PATH variables in the system. The guys are pretty active on their github issues you can open new issues their to get the dev teamd direct support as well github.com ...
My router is an Asus RT-AC3100. Recently we've added a lot of devices to our home network. Two new wireless clients have appeared. One is: audiocast the other is: espressif. I've been wondering what their source is. (smartphones apps?) I did spend some time looking at audiocast but didn't find...
The Espressif WiFi Guide indicates that the event SYSTEM_EVENT_STA_START is generated once esp_wifi_start() returns successfully. The generation of this event also means that the event task will initialize the LwIP network interface (netif). Since we know that the TCP/IP adapter will surely have been initialized at this point, we can invoke the hostname change function. Here is an example of a ...
I am having issues with packet loss on my WiFi. I've read in several places that packet loss up to 1% should be expected (and that is OK for me) on networks with heavy workloads and considering other factors like signal strength, noise, walls etc., but I am experiencing 7% to 15% on my 5ghz...
I am using ESP-IDF with Eclipse, ESP32-C6 vboard. After updating master version to 5.3 debugging is going to fail. While using debug mode using ESP_IDF GDB OpenOCD Debugging I am getting some issue...
On the client side, it was older firmware from Espressif that had the issue on their side... and these chips are everywhere as they are basically an all-in-one solution, not just WiFi, but the MCU side, along with UART support for sensors, etc...
