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AFAIK the
FLASH
inprocess.env
shows the total amount of flash on the chip. Defined in boards/BOARD_NAME.py. If I'm right, that is kind of irrelevant from the end users's perspective.The ESP8266 has all kinds of funky flash parts, I think that's the reason there are multiple free flash regions. For STM32 and nRF parts, the free flash area is continuous.
Wed 2019.09.14
Thank you for posting that test @maze1980, so it appears for the ESP8266 build that process.env does in fact return a '0' value.
It appears this is going to take a bit of study, as I don't see how these apply when they don't agree. (WiFi board here though)
Not intending to muddy this thread with another issue, just posting an observation for @seometis to test and observe.