Further information on this. We have seen, on this site, some resets during the day due to power on, or brownout. I had put this down to it being a factory site, and maybe noisy power lines. Or perhaps sub-standard PSUs. It would seem, looking at the post below that a Brownout Reset can sometimes be...

We have a pilot project, 50 devices deployed around the country, monitoring fridge temperatures. They post temperature data back to our server using a REST API call, every 5 minutes. They are setup on-site to use WiFi. Also, each device is programmed to restart each night, and whenever they restart ...

AAaaand finally the stupid guy reads the docs properly: https://github.com/espressif/idf-eclips ... dfterminal

I didn't realise that the Plugin had the capability to launch a terminal session with everything setup correctly to run the tools.

Working like a charm now.

OK, I removed the build directory in the Eclipse IDE, and did a full build, flashed it, and triggered the coredump. Then I tried to run a command line analysis: idf.py coredump-info Executing action: coredump-info '/Users/concunningham/.espressif/python_env/idf5.2_py3.12_env/bin/python' is currently...

OK, making some progress. Looks like this is my own fault. I use the Eclipse IDF Plugin for development. But I couldn't figure out how to use command tools like idf.py from that. So, I installed a separate copy of the IDF environment, and use that for my command line work. For a coredump it seems to...

I have enabled coredump to flash. I'm using the Eclipse Plugin, under MAC. Operating System: mac os x Java Runtime Version: 17.0.10+7 Eclipse Version: 4.31.100.v20240229-0520 Eclipse CDT Version: 11.5.0.202312062348 IDF Eclipse Plugin Version: 2.12.1.202402231119 ESP-IDF v5.1.2-dirty Python set for ...

My bad - I had disabled and deleted the gptimer before I got to the gptimer_get_raw_count call. All is right with the world.

Hi, I have the following task which waits for a notification from a gptimer callback. All works well. But I have added a call to gptimer_get_raw_count, and this triggers an exception. Does anyone have any idea why? static void timerTask(void *userData) { TimerManager *timerManager = (TimerManager *)...

I had a similar issue recently - I re-installed the IDF tools from the Ecipse IDF, and it sorted it. Maybe this might help you.

Hi, was going to take a look, but your link to the code is giving a 404?