Exact same code works in idf v4.2 and v5.2.3, so deep sleep in v5.1.4 is broken.

I'm running the stock deep_sleep example with EXT1 wakeup enabled on a esp32-pico-mini-02 board from digikey with idf version 5.1.4. The problem: it keeps waking up immediately, even though EXT1 wakeup is set to ANY_HIGH and EXT1 wakeup pins GPIO 2 and 4 are wired directly to ground. Nothing else is...

Same error with 5.1.4.

I installed git from the mint software manager, and then idf.py complained about cmake not being on the path. So I installed cmake as well and now compilation works.

Cmake is listed in the esp-idf docs as a prerequisite, but git is not.

Thanks very much for your help.

This is with a new install of v5.1.1 on a new install of linux mint 21.3. The install of v5.1.1 went fine the second time after I manually installed python3.10-venv. v5.1.1 works fine on another system I have running mint 20.3. WARNING: Git was not found WARNING: Git was not found WARNING: Git was n...

Good point on the caps -- I'll add them. Thanks for taking a look.

Cool, thanks.

My own board design. It's pretty simple - just an ap2115 regulator, a usb4105-gf-a receptacle, a couple of headers, and some buttons for EN and IO0.

No luck with this. I reflashed with the menuconfig console output set to USB Serial/JTAG Controller, then plugged in the usb cable, rebooted with GPIO0 grounded. I have verified the sketch is running, but no new ports show up. I've probed inside the female A end of the cable to verify the connection...

One of the answers to another question https://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=28326 says: The -S3 has both an USB-serial-JTAG device as well as a 'general-purpose' USB-OTG peripheral. The device you see on bootup is the USB-serial-JTAG unit; it does not need software to work and as such you can progr...

Yes, that was it.

Many thanks!