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I'm not sure this is an 'issue' the way it's meant, but I'm getting this a lot recently (using SMING):
ets Jan 8 2013,rst cause:1, boot mode:(3,6)
load 0x40100000, len 1220, room 16
tail 4
chksum 0xda
load 0x3ffe8000, len 640, room 4
tail 12
chksum 0xa8
csum 0xa8
rBoot v1.4.2 - [email protected]
Flash Size: 32 Mbit
Flash Mode: DIO
Flash Speed: 40 MHz
Resetting boot config.
Invalid rom selected, defaulting to 0.
Rom 0 at 0 is bad.
Rom -1 at 0 is bad.
Rom -1 at 0 is bad.
Rom -1 at 0 is bad.
What I have tried:
re-flashing the app - no change
make flashinit to clean the flash and then re-flashing the app - no change
try a brand new ESP8266 - no change in one case and success in another.
I have had odd issues of having to re-boot the esp numerous times but since I've mostly been using a serial speed of 460800baud, all I saw is unprintable characters filling the screen. I assume this is an intermittend issue, sometimes clearing itself with a few re-boots, or rather, I should say, in some cases, it happens in four out of five boots, in other cases, it happens in every boot in a resonable number of tries.
I have mostly suspected worn out flash cells, but this latest occurence is, as said, on a fresh out of the package ESP. I have many more and will try others, but if yo have any other explanation, I would be glad to hear that.
I'm not sure this is an 'issue' the way it's meant, but I'm getting this a lot recently (using SMING):
What I have tried:
I have had odd issues of having to re-boot the esp numerous times but since I've mostly been using a serial speed of 460800baud, all I saw is unprintable characters filling the screen. I assume this is an intermittend issue, sometimes clearing itself with a few re-boots, or rather, I should say, in some cases, it happens in four out of five boots, in other cases, it happens in every boot in a resonable number of tries.
I have mostly suspected worn out flash cells, but this latest occurence is, as said, on a fresh out of the package ESP. I have many more and will try others, but if yo have any other explanation, I would be glad to hear that.
Oh, just for completenes: here's my hwconfig:
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