ESP32 Forum

Hello

When I install the ESP32 cards with Arduino from the address mentioned below, only 2.0.10 and above versions of ESP32 appear, but the 2.0.8 version I need is the one that I need. Can anyone help me with how to do this?

https://espressif.github.io/arduino-esp ... index.json

"only 2.0.10 and above versions of ESP32 appear"

what do you mean be versions of esp32? Are you talking about the expressif arudino framework?

If so, do you have good reason for needing that exact framework? Compatibility with a library, for example?

if not, I'd advise you to use the newest version available. If using the the arduino IDE, simple serach esp32 under board manager & select the one you want to install (3.10 & 3.11) are available that way.

I couldn't find a copy of 2.0.8, seems like they've hidden it. If you use platformIO ( a much better IDE), you could install it simply by adding "framework = arduino@2.0.8" to your platformIO.ini file.

Platform IO has a learning curve, but does EVERYTHING better than arduinoIDE. If you think you'll do more than just 1 arduino project, its worth the investment.

here is a link to expressif's site on arduino support, both for arduino IDE & platform IO:
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/ard ... lling.html

I use visual c++ and vmicro plugin, but when I update to the latest version of the Arduino ESP32 framework, errors occur in my code that I cannot understand, so I use the 2.0.8 framework

Did you check here?
https://github.com/espressif/arduino-es ... /tag/2.0.8

yes but I couldn't find where the error was
here is a screenshot of the error I get

Cemal5454 wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 14, 2024 8:41 am

errors occur in my code that I cannot understand, so I use the 2.0.8 framework

are you not the author of said code? you called it "my code", so I'll assume it is...so just fix it so you can upgrade. These frameworks get better, they fix issues. arduino already lags behind the IDF frameworks plenty, no need to live in the past. Perhaps we can assist you in migrating to a newer version instead?

If your deadset on finding the old framework, you'd probably have better luck over at the arduino forum...and you can always tryout platform IO for vscode where rolling back the version is nothing.


FYI--saw you made another thread for this topic, not sure if that was an accident, if not, thats poor form.

So can you help me on how to upgrade to the new version?

I opened the other topic by mistake.

I'd be willing to try, cant promise results You'd need to provide the full code body you're having difficulty with and some notes on the parts you're struggling with. Do that, and Id be happy to have a look.

I can send the full code
Can you give me information on how and where to send it?

I sent you the code via private message, thank you for your help.