Hi volansys,

It's best to reach out directly to your contacts at Espressif for details about HomeKit.

Angus

Hi Alex, The error at the end of your video indicates the stub returning result 0xc1 in response to a data packet, which in the esptool flasher source code is ESP_BAD_DATA_CHECKSUM. Implies that some of the data file got corrupted between being sent by the FTDI and received by the ESP32. Does it fai...

Hi Espagnole,

Looks like you mentioned this on github as well, and ESP_igrr has replied to you there:
https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/227

Angus

Just to avoid any confusion for anyone reading this, esp-idf (for ESP32) supports TLS v1.2 and has certificate support.

For questions regarding ESP8266 support, please post on the ESP8266 forum: http://bbs.espressif.com/

Thanks for updating Marty. I've replied on the github issue, but just to provide the same information here: this appears to be a bug where values stored by the wifi libraries in NVS cause WiFi to stop working after an update. "make erase_flash" is a temporary workaround. I have a copy of the "invali...

Hi Deti, After some tests I found out, that it is necessary to fully erase the flash memory by issuing the command ~/esp/esp-idf/components/esptool_py/esptool/esptool.py --port /dev/ttyUSB0 erase_flash Now make flash works properly. To clarify, are you saying that you couldn't connect to WiFi before...

Hi,

Thanks for your patience with this. A menuconfig option to enable SO_RCVBUF in LWIP will be merged to github master branch in the next few days.

Angus

In a slight variation from the standard FreeRTOS convention, StackType_t on esp-idf is uint8_t, so the stack size is specified in bytes not words. So passing 1024 for usStackDepth yields a 1KB stack not a 4KB stack. I'll make sure we document this somewhere. As far as I know (I'm sure Jeroen can exp...

Hi Deti,

As you've suggested, it looks to me like something with your WiFi router. ESP32 keeps failing during the WiFi auth phase.

What authentication type do you have set on the router? Is there anything unusual about SSID or password (particularly long, non-ASCII characters, etc.?)

Thanks jakob. For the record, I think including stdint.h is all that is strictly needed. Will fix this in esp-idf.