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App seems to stop responding after running for several hours

Open patrickeasters opened this issue 6 years ago • 7 comments

With the latest firmware, the NodeMCU app seems to stop responding or behaving correctly after 6-12 hours or so. I haven't gotten to the bottom of this yet or been able to reproduce it consistently, but I have this hooked up to a computer now and am watching console logs to see if anything comes up.

patrickeasters avatar Mar 27 '18 00:03 patrickeasters

Why not install MicroPython on you ESP8266 board (http://micropython.org/download#esp32) seeing as you using Home Assistant which is written in Python?

wavesailor avatar Mar 28 '18 10:03 wavesailor

@wavesailor Per my comment on Medium, there wasn't a real driving force to use any particular firmware/framework since MQTT is pretty platform-agnostic. I may try it out for a future project.

patrickeasters avatar Apr 01 '18 23:04 patrickeasters

I'm trying out a new firmware build from the dev branch of nodemcu-firmware to see if that helps any, since this was only a problem since upgrading to 2.1.

patrickeasters avatar Apr 01 '18 23:04 patrickeasters

I flashed the latest master build and also facing issues after approx 6 hours, any fix for this?

lbrasi avatar Sep 27 '18 21:09 lbrasi

I'm trying out a new firmware build from the dev branch of nodemcu-firmware to see if that helps any, since this was only a problem since upgrading to 2.1.

Are you able to follow up on this matter? I'm experiencing the same issue with the most recent version of nodemcu

JoooostB avatar Nov 06 '18 08:11 JoooostB

I'm trying out a new firmware build from the dev branch of nodemcu-firmware to see if that helps any, since this was only a problem since upgrading to 2.1.

Are you able to follow up on this matter? I'm experiencing the same issue with the most recent version of nodemcu

I flashed a build from the dev branch as of April 1 and it's been solid since then. Are you using a build from dev or master right now? And what version number?

patrickeasters avatar Nov 11 '18 20:11 patrickeasters

I've used the most recent stable version as of writing the previous comment. However, as a challenge for myself I rewrote it in MicroPython which seems to be stable :)

Op zo 11 nov. 2018 21:01 schreef Patrick Easters <[email protected]mailto:[email protected]:

I'm trying out a new firmware build from the dev branch of nodemcu-firmware to see if that helps any, since this was only a problem since upgrading to 2.1.

Are you able to follow up on this matter? I'm experiencing the same issue with the most recent version of nodemcu

I flashed a build from the dev branch as of April 1 and it's been solid since then. Are you using a build from dev or master right now? And what version number?

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JoooostB avatar Nov 11 '18 20:11 JoooostB