Requests ELF file instead of copy/paste stack trace

[GadgetRho]

The readme file states that one should copy and paste the stack trace, but this tool wants an elf file.

[Torben80]

...Compile the sketch and it will not ask for elf...
someone wrote a few days ago

[MrUrdam]

This solved the problem for me.

[dresende]

Does not always work. You can find the elf in Libraries/Arduino15/packages/esp8266/hardware/esp8266/**version**/bootloaders/eboot/eboot.elf.

[pauloeduardosp]

i found the elf file, but i didn't know where i need to put then

[dresende]

The elf file is needed when the ESP Exception Decoder window opens and requests it. If it just works you don't need to point to the elf file.

[zuqualla]

Does not always work. You can find the elf in Libraries/Arduino15/packages/esp8266/hardware/esp8266/**version**/bootloaders/eboot/eboot.elf.

This file is also good for esp32?

[RickHolc]

Update: Sorry, I didn't realize I would need to recompile the project to create the new file after doing my upgrade. Once I recompiled my Arduino project, now when I open the ESPExceptionDecoder it no longer prompts for the *.Elf file.

Original post:
After installing Arduino 1.8.10 and reinstalling the ESPExceptionDecoder, now each time I start it I am asked to locate the *.Elf file. Before this never happened. What config file contains the path to the Elf file. Can I update it so it never asks again?