@MaBe@Fabiano-Gomes So just to report it did work on my ESP-01. I was able to flash it using the espruino_1v92_esp8266_combined_512.bin file. And after wifi.save() worked correctly.
Interestingly though both v92 and v91 combined files put my ESP-201 into a constant restart mode where the blue light on it flashed continuously. I downgraded to v86 and it works fine, so I'll use that for these remaining boards. Espytool said it autodetected 8m of flash, which would suggest that the ESP-201 is not a 512KB board as the spec suggests, but rather a 1MB board.
Either way, maybe we should include the espruino_1v92_esp8266_combined_512.bin file by default in the v92 distribution?
Just curious why this way preserves the wifi.save() functionality, and the more complex way does not?
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@MaBe @Fabiano-Gomes So just to report it did work on my ESP-01. I was able to flash it using the espruino_1v92_esp8266_combined_512.bin file. And after wifi.save() worked correctly.
Interestingly though both v92 and v91 combined files put my ESP-201 into a constant restart mode where the blue light on it flashed continuously. I downgraded to v86 and it works fine, so I'll use that for these remaining boards. Espytool said it autodetected 8m of flash, which would suggest that the ESP-201 is not a 512KB board as the spec suggests, but rather a 1MB board.
Either way, maybe we should include the espruino_1v92_esp8266_combined_512.bin file by default in the v92 distribution?
Just curious why this way preserves the wifi.save() functionality, and the more complex way does not?
Anyways thanks guys! :)