Interesting - it's almost as cmake defines an index_html symbol when including the binary. Can you see what happens if you rename the index_html variable in your code to something else?

Thank you so much ESP_Sprite! I renamed index.html to main_page and it compiled just fine.

Can you use any of the examples / methods from the storage folder? https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/tree/master/examples/storage The ESP is connected by WiFi to my router (a Fritzbox with a USB drive and a NAS attached) . I beg there's a simple solution but can't find it. You could also create a...

Hello? Espressif care to comment on why this is ?

btw: have not tried the code yet, just read it perhabs this helps too: using uxTaskGetStackHighWaterMark function to determine how much stack has actually been used.. that interrupts also use the stack of the task that is interrupted I implement GetTaskHighWaterMarkPercent in every program I do. Yo...

Yes, and it did not help me.

Ok, well there are only 6 leds on that PCB.

DC In Power
Battery Charge Complete
Battery Charging
Battery Power Good
Relay 1A Active
Relay 2A Active

FYI, a 1000uf on the output of that regulator is really over doing it. I am sure its going into current limit on startup trying to charge that cap up causing the slow ram up times. Also the LD1117 is really the bottom of the barrel type regulator. It has very slow response times to current demands o...

May be expressif can correct their documents by keeping working links. I have one more question, earlier with make setup I can utilize the entire CPU cores by make -j4 or -j7. In this setup how will I ensure I am using the complete cores for fast build ? This is weird because I tried the installer ...

I am trying this subject again but with the latest stable release. Using CMake with esp-idf-v3.2.2. I am trying to embed a index.html file. Embedding files was so easy using make. Switching over to CMake i have not had any luck in doing so. Following the docs does not work for me. Here is the doc re...

where is your "wifi_event_handler" ?

Not much to tell you as this is not typical. You would need to share some code.