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nodemcu-32s is panic looping #195
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Reverting back to the 3.3 branch did work for now with some additional settings.
otherwise it'd reset-loop |
Try doing a full erase before uploading |
I did both; the erase and even 4x write of the 1MB zero file ... neither worked |
Interesting, the debug output implies that an older config is still present in the EEPROM |
I will retry with another device and will post results here. |
Are you running OpenEVSE controller firmware V7.1.2 or above FW https://github.com/openenergymonitor/open_evse/releases. This is required for V4.x WiFi FW |
Yes, I upgraded the controller just prior successfully...
Firmware: | 3.3.2.dev |
I am getting what I believe is a similar error. The
I did notice that it did not backtrace if I connected the serial port a few seconds after wifi module startup.
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I can also confirm that tag 3.3.2 works without issue. |
Those PRs have been merged @ronnyf are you able to test with the latest version? |
I can confirm an unmodified checkout of Note: shows as 4.1.0.dev in the version because version bump in code came after tag |
Thanks, I am working on your process documents, so will be sure to make sure things are done on the correct order. |
looking into it this weekend ... |
I'm able to get the nodemcu to run without panic looping on tag 4.1.1; I see there's a problem with the web interface, the current table is empty:
though I am seeing good log output from the openevse:
charging seems to work fine though:
the web interface seems somewhat broken though: |
@jeremypoulter I reverted back to 3.2.2 which works fine ... and I'd consider this issue closed and verified as working. |
@ronnyf I think something is failing to load if you can check the browser's developer tools to see if there are any errors? |
@jeremypoulter
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Which build is that with? I fixed that issue a while ago I thought... |
And what is the URL you are using to load the page? |
since the web interface had a bit of an issue on 4.1.1, I reverted back to the latest 3.3.2; this is what's happening when I try to setup MQTT: Request
Response
When I run (copy as curl in web inspector) this as a curl, I am getting a good response:
response was:
Which I can confirm as the config json shows the MQTT setup alright . |
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@jeremypoulter then I build this on platform io and upload (with the slight modification of the upload port) |
That should work although you can just do |
@jeremypoulter So here's the deal; I am an idiot! My dev directory was mapped to iCloud Drive and this had some weird side effects on the build. I started over on a fresh, new (unmapped) directory and ... voila ... all good on 4.1.1 - nodemcu. Thanks for all the help. |
Cool, glad to hear |
uploaded via platformIO; config:
RX/TX (yellow, green) connected to GPIO16/17
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