Hello Boarchuz, Thank you for your answer. I see that achieving my goal through the bootloader might be harder than I initially thought and possibly a little beyond my skill level. I believe I would be better served by setting up an OTA partition scheme and having the update check and mechanism run ...

Hello, I should preface that what I intend to do might not be the easiest way to achieve my goal, so if you have better ideas feel free to chime in. I have a custom board based on an ESP32-WROOM module. I was thinking of a really cheap way to update the firmware and I thought about using an sd-card ...

Ok I found something, reverting to version 0.6.1 of the esp-idf extension at least allows me to properly start a debug, I can step through the code and set breakpoints, however when I jump through the last breakpoint I can never pause the application again, thus I cannot set new breakpoints

I have the exact same issue that you are experiencing at this moment, debugger stuck and application actually running and being monitored. I hope somebody can help

Hello everyone, I am using VS Code and trying to follow this guide: https://github.com/espressif/vscode-esp-idf-extension/blob/master/docs/tutorial/debugging.md in order to debug the blink example. I am using an ESP32-WROOM board, and as a JTAG debugger I am using a digilent-hs2. Building, flashing ...