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'Timed out waiting for packet header' when writing 16MB image #245
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Lower baudrate helped for me But when i treid adafruit browser web flash an use selected same disk bin files no problem at 115200 |
Not sure if related, but I noticed that the esptool.py tool also has some issues when handling full 16M files. Reading full flash always failed with 16M at once and writing sometimes fails with such large files. |
It's important to keep the website as the active window. Putting it in the background can cause the JavaScript to be throttled and it hitting timeouts (I have an idea for expanded timeout on inactive tab here NabuCasa/esp-web-flasher#17) You can play with baudrates here: https://nabucasa.github.io/esp-web-flasher/ . That is the library used by ESP Web Tools. |
Default timeout is 3 seconds per block btw. |
Maybe my comment may help But not with esp web tools failure every time at 26% Then changed the baudrate to 57600 and no more problem at 26% Strange but wemos d1 r2 arduino sized f12 had no problem at 115200 |
Hello today i treid ESP32 wemos d1 r32 32mbit/4mbyte |
I didn't test with esptool.py writing the full 16MB. It works successfully with the separated set of files. |
I need to check this in esp-web-flasher but I also found a baudrate initialization in connect.ts around line 24:
and changed it to 57600 as mentioned from @ldijkman |
I changed the baudrate in the connect js file |
Fixed in ESP Web Tools 8.0.4 |
I tried it with v8.0.6 with no luck. Even if I used separate files or a big 16mb file.
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Hi, I am trying to write an image to my 16MB flash chip. I tried to use separate files like
or a single 16MB image file like
but every try ends in error "Timed out waiting for packet header".
I tracked it down to the last of the separated files. The
spiffs.bin
is about 12 MB in size and may be this is related to a time out that is not long enough.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: