Switch default FW to "2.2.2-dev(38a443e)" (menu:2.2.1+100) #6272
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| _lfs_cfg.block_cycles = 16; // TODO - need better explanation | ||
| _lfs_cfg.cache_size = 64; | ||
| _lfs_cfg.block_count =_blockSize? _size / _blockSize: 0; | ||
| _lfs_cfg.block_cycles = 16; // TODO - need better explanation |
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Space to tab problems?
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| 'crystalfreq_menu', | |||
| 'flashfreq_menu', | |||
| 'flashmode_menu', | |||
| '512K', '1M', '2M', '4M', '8M', '16M', | |||
| '1M', '2M', '4M', '8M', '16M', '512K', | |||
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I see the 512K moved to then end of lists in other spots, is this on purpose?
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Yes, so the default flash space for esp8266 generic board is 1MB.
512K boards are obsolete and not sold anymore, also abandoned / not usable in nonos-sdk-v3.
We still have them anyway, but no more as default.
tools/boards.txt.py
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| 'flashfreq_40', | |||
| '4M', | |||
| ], | |||
| 'serial': '57', | |||
| # 'serial': '57', | |||
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Why disabling the hardcoded serial speeds? If it's 921 it will silently use 400k. If it's 56K, there might be a HW reason for it on those specific boards....
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(like a really, really cheap USB<->serial chip, or high resistance/capacitance on the lines due to something else like LEDs sharing the pin, etc.)
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That's true. I was wrongly thinking esptool would try at lower rates.
I will revert this.
edit: done
tools/boards.txt.py
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| lwip = 2 | |||
| default_speed = '115' | |||
| default_speed = '921' | |||
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I'm a little worried here about the speed change, see above comment.
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Speed change is now reverted.
Switch default FW to "2.2.2-dev(38a443e)" (menu:2.2.1+100) (esp8266#6272)
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We have tested this new version of the core with SDK on Tasmota (on several devices at once) and it is working very good. Great work 👍 Congratulations. Several Tasmota users were stuck at 2.3.0 core due was the most stable with some old wifi routers. Now this new version seems to be the new stable core for all types of routers!!! No more mqtt socket disconnections! Are you planning to release a new version any time soon? That would be great! Thanks a lot for your hard work |
Thanks, very good to hear you are finally able to use latests versions !
Currently 2.6.0 is planned for September, 2. |
This is a convenience PR
in details, new default options: