Tonight I noticed a strange entry in the list of clients on my Asus router. I've never seen this before and I'm worried if it is a security risk. The client's name is listed as "Espressif Inc". The only thing I've done differently recently is to enable the AiProtection feature on my router...
It creates the Espressif file, I added the paths for MDF and components in the user's paths. In Visual Studio Code, I reinstalled the extension, and then in the initial setup, I used the customized one and the files from the versions I created (I have already done this procedure 3 other times, and it worked fine).
The Espressif ESP8266/ESP32's are fun to play with... Caught this today on my news feed from hackaday.com - playing around the the BBPLL clocks, they observed some interesting outcomes... watch the video, as it's interesting how the primary stays stable, but the subcarrier spacing changes, but...
Ubuntu 23.10 Visual Studio Code v1.85.1 I did the following steps (based on the official guide): installed the Espressif extension installed the prerequisites: sudo apt-get install git wget flex ...
So I was able to repair my working version by deleting the ~/.espressif/idf-env.json file and rerun $IDF_PATH/install.sh. My question here is this - is it possible to run 2 versions of ESP-IDF at once on the same machine?
We cloned the Arduino as component library from the github and made the necessary changes into some basic codes such as wifi scan from arduino IDE which worked successfully in the espressif IDE , we tried the same method and cloned the Adafruit libraries for OLED and MLX sensor but each time we tried to build program, it highlighted the library ...