I need a second SPI for the ESP32-S3 module, but I see a lot of conflicting information online. Most of the information claims that there are 2 dedicated "fast/hardware" SPI channels on the module - one I've dedicated to work with a screen, but I'd like to assign the second one to work with an Ether...

Thank you for pointing this out. My apologies, I thought you were referring to the ETH module, not to ESP32. I'm using "ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1-N32R8V Development Board". Maybe I'm a bit biased because I've tested this hypothesis previously with a different pin layout and got the same error. Here is one ...

Maybe the "panic" information is saying something? I don't know how to interpret this. As you can see there is nothing specific after log output "spi_bus_initialize" Here is how the code looks and this is what's in the trace with the highest level of VERBOSEty #define ETHERNET_SPI_MOSI_GPIO 35 // Ex...

Had similar problems on MAC and ended up creating symlinks

Once I had a similar problem, but my issue was that I had a very low value of pull-up resistors on the pins that made the pins virtually connected. Put 10k pull-ups on each one of your pins and that most-likely solves your problem

On Esp32-S3 I'm trying to initialize a second SPI (the first one is used for a TFT display) to run Ethernet module W5500 (similar to https://a.co/d/hL5TRAN ) The module is wired like this: MOSI - gpio 35 MISO - gpio 37 CLK - gpio 36 SS/CS - gpio 38 when the `spi_bus_initialize` is executed - the mod...

Thank you for the idea. Actually, the server was tested with "curl", but when I've checked via WireShare I've noticed that the server was rushing with the response to the first chunk that was sent by the espidf. I've updated the server to wait for the whole payload. So the question remains - is ther...

I've tried a lot of different ways and examples. I'm sure I'm missing something obvious but I already spent a couple of full days on this. Any ideas are welcome Here are a couple of interesting points: 1. See attached WireShark capture - the payload response from the server is coming correctly in a ...

You define LV_LVGL_H_INCLUDE_SIMPLE and that changes globally where the `lv_conf.h` is searched to the "local" include like this: #include "lv_conf.h" This means that it will be searched in your personal include path. I've put mine in "include/gui" path and added this path to my include paths collec...

Any chance you can share a snippet of your bootloader hook?