And that's all happening on a fresh Espruino WiFi with 0.40 firmware, at the default baud rates? But it's serving off the SD card?
Can you check E.getErrorFlags() and see if it reports something? Could be Espruino's internal buffer has got full.
I guess another option is that the browser is attempting to send the request for the CSS on the same connection, and that Espruino is closing the connection right after finishing the HTML? It shouldn't do that though as Espruino reports that it only supports HTTP 1.0.
Can you come up with a really basic no-frills example that exhibits the problem? Even better if you can do it without using an SD card.
SPI "baud" rate? What is the unit there?
It's bits per second. You could give 10000000 a try, but it may depend a little on your wiring. Try reading and listing files first - things that don't write to the SD card :)
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And that's all happening on a fresh Espruino WiFi with 0.40 firmware, at the default baud rates? But it's serving off the SD card?
Can you check
E.getErrorFlags()
and see if it reports something? Could be Espruino's internal buffer has got full.I guess another option is that the browser is attempting to send the request for the CSS on the same connection, and that Espruino is closing the connection right after finishing the HTML? It shouldn't do that though as Espruino reports that it only supports HTTP 1.0.
Can you come up with a really basic no-frills example that exhibits the problem? Even better if you can do it without using an SD card.
It's bits per second. You could give 10000000 a try, but it may depend a little on your wiring. Try reading and listing files first - things that don't write to the SD card :)