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EDIT: Problem fixed. Looks like feverish Reset button pushing while flashing actually got it to work. It's behaving itself now.
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Hi,
I've been trying to get an ST7735R LCD running on an Adafruit Feather HUZZAH32 (ESP32) board, which is a whole other conversation, but to verify the hardware I flashed Espruino v1.95 onto the board. It worked successfully with a few tweaks, but I don't think Espruino's going to be fast enough for what I'm trying to do, and I need to go back to compiled code.
Unfortunately, the Arduino IDE and
esptool
are both refusing point-blank to flash the board since I flashed it with Espruino. (It was working before)Meanwhile, the Espruino console is happily responding through the Web IDE.
I've tried different power, slower baudrate, holding down reset, etc. No dice.
Is the Espruino-supplied bootloader not responding, or something like that?
Any ideas welcomed.
EDIT: Scrolling back through my terminal window, I found:
When done now, it returns Manufacturer
ff
and Deviceffff
. No idea if that helps.