I am using Windows, VSCode and the ESP-IDF extention. I need to compile a project for several targets, for example ESP32, ESP32-C3 and ESP32-S3. I can do this manually by clicking the "ESP-IDF: Set Espressif Device Target" command, then "ESP-IDF: Build Project", then copying the binaries, and so on....

That is the mystery. It is the MOSI pin, the one called mosi_io_num in spi_bus_config_t.

I mean the exact same state as just before executing esp_rom_gpio_connect_out_signal(). The GPIOs are involved in a bus initialization (ESP-IDF API) I do not want to re-initialize the bus over and over again.

Hi, I have to use the function esp_rom_gpio_connect_out_signal to combine two signals. There is no real documentation for this function. In esp_rom_gpio.h it just says "Combine a peripheral signal which tagged as output attribute with a GPIO. There's no limitation on the number of signals that a GPI...

Hi,

suppose I have a device that sends packets that I normally receive with an NRF24L01+. Can this also be done with the ESP32, i.e. without a separate radio module? If so, is it also possible to send such packets? Has anyone researched this in more detail?

Are there any attempts to update mbedtls on the NONOS SDK? I wonder how hard this is. The current version is quite outdated and does not support TLS 1.3, which many servers require nowadays. More and more servers do not support TLS 1.2 or earlier.

What is your power saving setting? In some early experiments I had to set
else I did not receive anything.

Very good question...

Same question here. This is the main issue why we cannot go past IDF 4.* yet.

I am looking for the same feature. I need it for the core dumps. Unfortunately, to save them to flash, there is no other way but a special "core dump" partition. The devices are in the field, so I cannot use esptool on them (and I cannot use uart for core dump either).