I realized I posted this same question a few weeks ago, but I got *zero* replies for an important issue. My serial ports for my targets are all visible in Device Manager. They are also accessible via "idf.py -p COMx". As a result I can do things like "idf.py -p COM11 flash" and "idf.py -p COM11 moni...

I realized I posted this same question a few weeks ago, but I got *zero* replies for an important issue. My serial ports for my targets are all visible in Device Manager. They are also accessible via "idf.py -p COMx". As a result I can do things like "idf.py -p COM11 flash" and "idf.py -p COM11 moni...

It has been 8 days since I posted this. Are there no suggestions from the creators of this IDE?

I have been successfully compiling and flashing my ESP32C6 target for a couple of months. Suddenly today, when I try to flash the target, it says that there are no serial ports. The drop-down list is empty. Yet, Device Manager in Windows sees the port and when I unplug and plug it back in it goes aw...

The answer to this issue was that there are two USB ports on the target. One is for UART/Flashing and the other is for JTag debugging.

I am running Espressif-IDE version 2.12.0 under Windows and have been successfully developing, flashing, and running project within the environment on an ESP32-C6-WROOM-1 target. I now wish to use the debugger and cannot get it to start. I have backed up to the hello world demo project to make sure ...

Many times when I compile a program, I get errors that are not real because no changes were made since the last time it compiled successfully. For example, I can compile a project (in this case based largely on the advanced console example app) and I get success messages like this: esptool.py v4.7.0...