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@kutukvpavel I gave it a second thought and I agree with you that the `wait()` should be replaced by the timing/delay functions used at all other places as it would...

@kutukvpavel have you got it working reliably at last? I'm facing serious troubles when the OneWireHub is to share the bus with real DS18B20. The timing in OneWireHub_config.h seems completely...

@kutukvpavel thanks for your interest. For emulating DS18B20 slave I use "Pro Mini", an arduino clone with ATMEGA328P @ 16.000000 MHz. The problem arises when emulated DS18B20 is connected together...

@kutukvpavel it seems consistent: 160 us delay takes 278 us while 60 us delay takes about 104 us. There seems to be a hidden 1.75 multiplier that increases the presence...

It seems like the `wait()` function is not working correctly. Both `wait(160)` and `wait(160_us)` take at least 230 us. And the `wait()` is used at single place only: when the...

FWIW, after upgrading from v2.7.4 Arduino core to v3.0.2 on my ESP8266 WebServer my ESP8266 HTTPClients started getting this very HTTPC_ERROR_READ_TIMEOUT" **after some runtime** (hours). Sometimes this revives for a...

Seems like the key is to have at least three or four "simultaneous" clients (I've got four clients - each fetching data from the server every five seconds). Sometimes it...

Isn't the PostClient re-using existing connection? That could mask what I experienced with HTTP 1.0. Also, I'd insert a delay(500) to the PostServer's loop() to simulate that the server node...

Do you use the v3.0.2 release or master branch? Just asking if it got fixed in the master by any chance. BTW, we kinda hijacked @M-Reimer issue, that's not fair....

@d-a-v one more note: my server application also keeps a MQTT connection alive (probably consuming at least one network socket all the time) and does a HTTP POST to another...