Flash with the command:
esptool.py --port COM8 --baud 115200 write_flash --flash_freq 80m --flash_mode dio --flash_size 4MB-c1 0x0000 espruino_2v04_esp8266_4mb_combined_4096.bin
DO NOT RESET OR DISCONNECT IT BEFORE THE NEXT STEPS
In Espruino Web IDE make sure baut is set to 115200
Connected to the COM port of the device, it complains, just press connection button in the IDE to dis- and reconnect.
now i had a working input cursor.
Save some "known to be working" javascript:
setInterval( "NodeMCU.D4.toggle()", 500);
i just activated a blinking LED to see the working state
Write the interpreter space of the device with:
save();
Now power-off the device or use the hardware reset button, the LED should be blinking again.
The working state was now stable, also when deleting the saved JS code with a reset();
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I finally got it to work on both ESP8266EX
Flash with the command:
DO NOT RESET OR DISCONNECT IT BEFORE THE NEXT STEPS
In Espruino Web IDE make sure baut is set to 115200
Connected to the COM port of the device, it complains, just press connection button in the IDE to dis- and reconnect.
Save some "known to be working" javascript:
Write the interpreter space of the device with:
Now power-off the device or use the hardware reset button, the LED should be blinking again.
The working state was now stable, also when deleting the saved JS code with a reset();