Brian A. Ignacio
Brian A. Ignacio
Could you try https://github.com/espressif/esptool-js/pull/145 ? @chipweinberger
Host machine is Windows 11 using Docker container with Dockerfile based on Ubuntu 24.04. I reopen in container an existing directory in Windows. Changes are done inside the container using...
`Log (Remote Server)` doesn't exist. On `File Watcher` no output related to Container. I can see some changes regarding Global Storage in the host system but nothing containing any container...
It is not clear from vscode api or Dev Container documentation that a `FileWatcher` doesn't not work if you re-open it in a container. Kind of something you would expect...
Which board or chip are you using ? Could you copy the trace ? Which Baud rate are you using ?
Could you please try again with https://espressif.github.io/esptool-js/ ? IN #160 many changes were implemented to improve connection stability.
I'm closing this issue. Comment here if you need more assistance.
Go to https://espressif.github.io/esptool-js/ and click Connect under Program section. Add binaries (.bin) and flash offset address in the list. The list of binaries to flash and the flash offset address...
One thing you can do is to prepare a TOML file with your binaries and call the ESP-Launchpad with the URL (like GitHub for example) of your TOML and it...
Could you try https://brianignacio5.github.io/esptool-js/ which implement #160 ?