Can anybody confirm that they've successfully decoded a coredump?

I think this might be useful information for others (but I'm still looking to find why coredump can't be analyzed). You can use this function to retrieve the backtrace AFTER the system reboots: void print_backtrace_info(const esp_core_dump_summary_t *coredump_summary) { if (coredump_summary != NULL)...

I've tried many different formats and testing but so far I have only been able to get partial information decoding the coredump. If I take the Backtrace that is printed in the serial console I can decode that. As an example, here's the output from decoding the backtrack addresses: c:\as_debug>SET BA...

I made some additional progress and got some example code running. I saw on some other posts that you have to set "Flash Mode" from QIO to DIO. Doing that wasn't enough to get the code running properly but I changed "Core Debug Level" from the default None to Verbose and after that the code seemed t...

I was able to replace the oscillator and make some progress. The board enumerates on a Windows PC and I have been able to program the board using the Arduino 2.0 IDE but the boards seems to be in an endless loop. Hopefully someone can take a look and see if they can find some clues as to what my nex...

Yes, I do have a 0402 in series with the oscillator output before the ESP input. I've never had to use an inductor in another designs but if the ESP happens to be the odd MCU I'll be covered. Thanks for confirming the initial BAUD is 115200, that will help eliminate one unknown once I replace the os...

Just so I can configure my terminal correctly what BAUD rate do these initial messages come through at? I remember that the ESP8266 has an initial rate of ~76kHz so I wanted to know if that was still the case. I have yet to use a processor that did not accept an oscillator as the clock source. You c...

I have a board that I designed using the ESP32-C3 chip. I did not design in a USB-to-UART chip and have D+/D- (GPIO19/18) wired directly to the USB connector. GPIO2 is pulled high with a 10k GPIO8 is pulled high with a 10k GPIO9 is pulled high is connected to a button that goes to GND when pressed 3...

I'm sorry, but I wanted to make sure that I understand your response. Are you confirming that the display I found is the one that is used in the example code?

Thank you for pointing those out to me. Could you also tell me what LCD was used in those examples? Maybe this one: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/IPS-4-3 ... el=twinner