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ESP32-C3 "invalid interrupt priority" #373

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aaroneiche opened this issue Nov 15, 2023 · 6 comments
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ESP32-C3 "invalid interrupt priority" #373

aaroneiche opened this issue Nov 15, 2023 · 6 comments

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@aaroneiche
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  • Arduino board: ESP32-C3 based Boards (tested on an ESP32-C3 Devkit, but I'm willing to bet it affects the QT Py ESP32-C3)

  • Arduino IDE version: 2.2.1

  • ESP32 Library version 3.0.0-Alpha

  • List the steps to reproduce the problem below (if possible attach a sketch or
    copy the sketch code in too):

  • Open Examples -> Adafruit Neopixel -> strandtest
  • Change pin/number of LEDS if neccesary
  • Upload sketch
    Sketch running produces error similar to:
    rmt: rmt_new_tx_channel(210): invalid interrupt priority

And either repeats in a loop, or resets and the same error occurs.

@UnexpectedMaker
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UnexpectedMaker commented Nov 20, 2023

Yeah, RMT has been refactored in the 3.0.0 core and it's not backward compatible :(

It's not specific to the C3 - it's all ESP32 boards supported in the new core as it brings in changes in RMT from IDF 5.1 and beyond.

@JLeising
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JLeising commented Dec 2, 2023

Using Arduino library manager to revert to Adafruit Neopixel version 1.1.0 corrected this issue for me.

@UnexpectedMaker
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Good to know!
There's an upstream fix from Espressif coming for the ESP32 3.0.0 core that should rectify this without Adafruit needing to deal with it. Not sure when that's landing though.

@chibiconsulting
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FYI, v1.11.0 seems to work for me. Was 1.1.0 a typo?

@JLeising
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Not a typo. When I tried, most recent Adafruit Neopixel version did not work. Old version did. Maybe fixed now? Haven’t retested.

@chibiconsulting
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No problem, I noticed it with 1.12.0 which I think is current; then tried v1.1.0 and it had other issues so I started again with 1.11.0 and it seems to work for me. I will keep watching as it would be nice to know when the current versions from Espresssif and Adafruit are on the same page again. Thanks.

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