Sergio Gasquez Arcos

Could you provide some more details? I guess that you are using Windows, but which `espflash` version, which terminal ...

We are using `crossterm` to catch this: https://github.com/esp-rs/espflash/blob/main/espflash/src/cli/monitor/mod.rs#L115-L136 They have the most common terminals tested: https://github.com/crossterm-rs/crossterm#tested-terminals. Not sure what we could do beside opening an issue upstream or switching the...

> > Could you provide some more details? I guess that you are using Windows, but which `espflash` version, which terminal ... > > sorry i really should have teminal:...

Sorry for the inconvenience, the `dpaste` looks like it has expired, mind pasting the logs here? Have you tried the suggestion of pressing the buttons?

> I had the same problem - turns out since I don't have RTS/DTR pins connected and pulled IO0 low myself, I need `-b no-reset` in espflash v3. I guess...

> No, it worked fine. AFAICS v2 doesn't have a before-reset option, so probably it didn't try to do the reset itself? Thats correct, mind trying this @owenthewizard?

Hi! This does not really belong to `espup` repo, as the artifacts which contain the Xtensa Rust are produced in `rust-build`, so I'll move the issue there

We [moved our builders to ubuntu 22.04](https://github.com/esp-rs/rust-build/pull/251/commits/3bc91a5c3fb6c2c76f9ffd9cc88e15f1cff5ddc6) in latest release (1.75) since there was an issue with the CMake version, hence this error when using ubuntu 20.04. @georgik can provide...

> Hi, thank you for the quick response! As a quick fix, is it possible to intentionally install an older rust release that's compatible with 20.04 using espup? Yes, using...

> After a bit more investigation, the change is still warranted, but the reason may actually be related to Windows's undocumented caching of registry values. However the problem is easily...