ESP32-DevKitC32D

[ScriptBasic]

I recieved my ESP32-DevKitC32D today. I selected the ESP32C3 as my chip type but when I tried to flash the device it said the chip type is ESP32. (what I used for my ESP32-PICO) When I selected ESP32 as the chip type it allowed it to flash the device. The hello word example said it only had 2MB of flash and running at 1.6 ghz like the Pico.

Is there a configure script that made for my new ESP32 device?

Thanks for any help one might provide.

John

[ESP_Sprite]

What SDK, version etc are you using? How did you select ESP32C3?

[ScriptBasic]

Version:
ESP-IDF v4.4-dev-4-g73db14240

Select Chip:
idf.py set-target esp32

This worked for my ESP32-PICO and my new board ESP-32-DEVKIT-32D. Failed on flash when I tried esp32c3

My set-target options:
esp32
eso32s2
esp32c3
esp32c3
linux

Thanks for the reply and willingness to lend a hand.

[ESP_Sprite]

Select Chip:
idf.py set-target esp32

Well, yeah. You don't have an ESP32 but an ESP32C3 on your hands. Those are entirely different beasts. Try something like
idf.py --preview set-target esp32c3

[ScriptBasic]

I tried your idf.py --preview set-target esp32c3 and rebuilt the Hello World project. When I try to flash the project I get the following error message.

A fatal error has occurred: This chip is ESP32 not ESP32-C3. Wrong --chip argument?

[ScriptBasic]

When I run esptool chip_id it says the following.

Detecting chip type ESP32
Chip is ESP32-D0WD (rev 1)
Warning: ESP32 has no Chip ID.

[ESP_Sprite]

Ah, sorry, I misread your initial post. Your devkit does not have an ESP32C3; it's a 'standard' ESP32. You're supposed to read the typenumber as ESP32-DevkitC-32D. As such, you should be able to program & flash the chip using the 'esp32' setting, as you did before.

[ScriptBasic]

I don't understand why the Hello World example says I only have 2 MB of flash rather than 4 MB as the docs say.

[ESP_Sprite]

IIRC, that amount is set in menuconfig: 'Serial flasher config -> Flash size'

[ScriptBasic]

Thanks!

I'll give that a try to see all the flash memory.