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No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32

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  • #1 18145578
    demsy
    Level 22  
    Hello
    I am trying to run ESPEasy_mega on ESP-WROOM-32
    The picture below shows the bin files and offset addresses( I may have messed something up)
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
    After uploading everything e.g. on the phone a new access point should appear but unfortunately I don't have anything, previously I was working on esp_12 and there was no problem
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  • #2 18146023
    khoam
    Level 42  
    The settings look correct, although the original flashSerial.cmd file has CrystalFeq set to 80 MHz, not 40 MHz.
    Also, this build for ESP32 is:
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    :) .
  • #3 18146089
    demsy
    Level 22  
    I have also uploaded
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    same situation as previous bin
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
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  • #4 18146221
    khoam
    Level 42  
    I have uploaded ESPEasy32_R20100 to ESP-WROOM-32 and it is OK, with first cleaning all the flash . As I tried with the "uncleaned" flash, after uploading the code the ESP restarted over and over again due to SPIFFS read/write error.
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    There is a visible network ESP_Easy0 .
    I uploaded the code with the command under Linux:
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    It is equivalent to the script flashSerial.cmd , which is in the ZIP package.
  • #5 18146380
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    I have uploaded ESPEasy32_R20100 to ESP-WROOM-32 and it is OK, with first cleaning all the flash . As I tried with the "uncleaned" flash, after uploading the code the ESP restarted over and over again due to SPIFFS read/write error.
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    There is a visible network ESP_Easy0 .
    I uploaded the code with the command under Linux:
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    It is the equivalent of the script flashSerial.cmd , which is in the ZIP package.


    Flash cleans up in the same way as esp8622?

    Added after 10 [minutes]:

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    on me on win 7 does not work this script, it shuts down when it pops up to press any key, I press and the window closes
  • #6 18146431
    khoam
    Level 42  
    demsy wrote:
    Flash cleans the same as esp8622?
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    The same and preferably with the command esptool.exe --port COMx erase_flash , where x is the COM port number to which the ESP is connected.

    Added after 4 [minutes]: .

    Alternatively click ERASE in Download Tool ;) .
  • #7 18146561
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    Eventually click ERASE in Download Tool ;)
    .
    after cleaning I get the following every 500ms or so
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
    in the putty program it is the same
  • #8 18146575
    khoam
    Level 42  
    If such messages appear immediately after cleaning, it is OK. Now upload the ESPEasy firmware.
  • #9 18146604
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    If these messages appear immediately after cleaning, it is OK. Now upload the ESPEasy firmware.
    .

    ok, after uploading via flash dowloader I have something like this
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
    maybe I have the offsets set wrong
  • #10 18146624
    khoam
    Level 42  
    As you have a putty connected to the ESP, you cannot upload code via Flash Downloader and vice versa.
  • #11 18146629
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    If you have a putty connected to the ESP, you cannot upload code via Flash Downloader and vice versa.
    .
    About this I know that the com port cannot be "open" in several programs at the same time.
  • #12 18146630
    khoam
    Level 42  
    demsy wrote:
    maybe I have the offsets set wrong
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    They look OK.

    Added after 2 [minutes]: .

    demsy wrote:
    Of this I know the port can only be in one program....
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    But from this image in post #9 it appears that one program is holding up the other. Close the Flash Downloader, do a manual reset of the ESP and connect the putty.
  • #13 18146646
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    .
    But from this image in post #9, it appears that one program is holding up the other. Close the Flash Downloader, do a manual reset of the ESP and connect the putty.

    after closing and unplugging the adapter and plugging it back in, the same thing happens
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  • #14 18146649
    khoam
    Level 42  
    demsy wrote:
    after shutting down and unplugging the adapter and turning it back on, the same thing happens
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    Please show the logs while ESP is booting - with putty connected and active, manually do a hard reset of ESP.
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  • #15 18146662
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    do a manual hard reset of ESP.
    how do you do this in win 7?
  • #16 18146663
    khoam
    Level 42  
    demsy wrote:
    how to do this in win 7?
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    Do you have a RESET button available for the ESP on the board? This is a hard reset.
  • #17 18146665
    demsy
    Level 22  
    I do this all the time when booting up
  • #18 18146729
    khoam
    Level 42  
    So I repeat my request: please show the logs while ESP is booting - with putty connected and active, manually perform a hard reset of ESP.
  • #20 18146840
    khoam
    Level 42  
    Well, yes, but you have uploaded a completely different version to the one you wrote about at the beginning i.e. ESPEasy32_R20100.
  • #21 18146842
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    Well, yes, but you have uploaded a completely different version to the one you wrote about at the beginning i.e. ESPEasy32_R20100
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    Actually, I had not paid attention to this

    Added after 56 [seconds]:

    khoam wrote:
    Also I asked you for logs from putty during booting ESP.
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    during boot up I cannot connect via putty, access denied
  • #22 18146851
    khoam
    Level 42  
    demsy wrote:
    during booting I cannot connect via putty, access denied
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    And before booting the ESP can you connect via putty to the USB port?
  • #23 18146859
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    demsy wrote:
    during boot up I cannot connect via putty, access denied
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    And before booting ESP you can connect via putty to the USB port?
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    If I connect via putty then the flash dowload tools "screams error"
  • #24 18146945
    khoam
    Level 42  
    So try running putty without Flash Downloader :-x .
  • #25 18146968
    demsy
    Level 22  
    C.d.n will follow tomorrow because tomorrow from 7.00 to work
  • #26 18148378
    demsy
    Level 22  
    khoam wrote:
    Try running putty then without Flash Downloader :-x
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    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
    This is what PUTTY looks like without the flash dowloader running and after a hart reset
  • #27 18148427
    khoam
    Level 42  
    What firmware version is this specifically? Provide a link please.
  • #29 18148503
    khoam
    Level 42  
    demsy wrote:
    at the very end of the page
    Link
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    OK, I've uploaded this version (ESPEasy32 R20100), but on boot I get a completely different result in putty - I've already put this in post #4.
    It doesn't look like your module is faulty, so I would just repeat the operation to upload this firmware. Of course you need to clear the flash ("ERASE") first. The boot addresses for the individual BIN files are as follows:
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    The option CrystalFreq should be set to 80 MHz .
  • #30 18148566
    demsy
    Level 22  
    From the beginning
    I open the application flash download tools .
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
    I click ERASE(I'm surprised one more thing that this cleanup is over so quickly)
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
    After cleaning the readout with Putty with the flesh download disabled....
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
    close putty and reopen flash.....
    set as shown in the photo- click START
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .
    after uploading I open pytty
    No new access point after uploading ESPEasy_mega to ESP-WROOM-32 .

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around issues faced when uploading the ESPEasy_mega firmware to the ESP-WROOM-32 module. The user initially reports that no access point appears after uploading, despite successful previous experiences with the ESP-12. Various responses suggest checking the firmware version, ensuring the correct flash settings, and performing a complete flash erase before re-uploading. Users emphasize the importance of using the correct offsets for the binary files and the necessity of a stable power supply. The conversation also touches on troubleshooting steps, including using the correct baud rate, ensuring the COM port is not in use by multiple programs, and verifying voltage levels to avoid connection issues. Ultimately, the user finds success by addressing power supply issues and using the correct upload settings.
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