I believe you are not loading the correct esp8266 boards library. When I put the full name "ESP8266" in the search box, I get the library that is version 3.1.2. Your image shows something that is 2.3.

You'll need to give more information, like which esp8266 you're using - Bare, 01, 07, 12E, 12F, WeMos, NodeMCU... etc. You'll also have to include wiring if not one of the dev boards. Also, showing your source code is necessary. Otherwise, we'd be throwing darts blindfolded. This link is to another ...

I'll assume your question is, "what does this warning mean?" It is explicitly saying... the library you're using is not compatible with your ESP8266. If you think the library developer is being too conservative, you can brute force it, so the compiler will try to compile it.

Cool! I'll take a look. Keep this or another thread updated as you add functionality. Sounds very interesting.

Apologies... I'm afraid I have zero knowledge about using ESP8266 with its AT command set even though that was its original purpose and even less about the STM product. I scanned the info on it and it seems its a microcontroller and your merely using the ESP as a dumb communications board. The Ardui...

I have one of the red ones. I followed the instructions - switched to 'prog" mode and uploaded.....at one point the blue led flashed and then "hard resetting via RTS" and then.....nothing. I tried unplug/replug usb, same but switching to UART....nothing. In this application it is a relay switched u...

I guess professional developers aren't going to lose jobs yet to AI. Give it a day or three more though... I'm glad I'm retired.

Hi.....I am a newbie and I have the same problem. I understand this not an error but a status message. The module is an ESP 8266 ESP 01S and I am using a USB-UART - the type with a switch for USB/UART mode. I tried unplugging usb and re-plugging, same but flicking switch, loading a different progra...

...here is quick and dirty utility you can include with your install script to do the string replacements in the bin file before uploading... A warm thank you for the example. I will need some time to undestand it. I hope I can elaborate on it. I've never created an install package for Linux, but i...

I thought I might utilize your OP premise for end-user installation and if you haven't found a better method, here is quick and dirty utility you can include with your install script to do the string replacements in the bin file before uploading. Developed on a RasPi assuming from your first post th...