Add workaround for AP crash issues on ESP32 #619
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The same seems to apply for ESP8266. I need to wipe the complete flash before using it with homie-esp8266 otherwise strange issues occur. I have to read about WiFi persistence. This little chip has too many strange functions doing strange little things. |
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This is a workaround for issue #588. Disabling WiFi persistence will stop the crashes from occuring, as long as no other firmware with WiFi persistence has been ran on the ESP32 prior. In this case the internal flash needs to be wiped beforehand.