Jeroen Domburg

Actually, this is intended and the data is not invalid on the FPGA itself. In the FPGA implementation, the first half of the data cache contains the boot code, with...

> and its required for inclusion in the esp-idf. Erm, where do you get that from?

Actually, making this thing GPLv3 would make it impossible to distribute devices with esp-httpd in it at all. As far as I understand it, if you license something under GPLv3...

Besides that, I very much like the beer-ware license. I already got a few beers out of it :P

Yeah, I gave it some thought and decided against it. I think libesphttpd is pretty much a mature product, and I don't think there will be any breathtakingly big things...

Ahrg, jeeze, that means it's wrong on the silkscreen of the final version now, I must've been asleep while adding that connector. Makes me wonder what to do: change the...

Proto2 does not have silkscreen for this, proto 3 and the final version have the pinouts of various connectors on the siklscreen, including the (wrong) pmod pinout.

Well, crap. I'm throwing that on the stupid-bug-list as I can't change the hardware now.

Okay, so as far as I can see, I don't think it should be much of an issue given the osc is routed directly into a PLL and not really...

Well, that sucks. The only alternative I see is to instantiate an iopad manually on an unused PCLK pin, e.g. D12. Route the 8MHz signal over general fabric to the...