I connected the ESP-Prog JTAG connections (TMS, TDI, TDO, TCLK, GND and VJTAG for power) to a ESP32-WROOM dev board (USB not connected) and I got the following log output. It's not entering a debug mode correctly still and I can't step through anything. Info : JTAG tap: esp32.cpu0 tap/device found: ...

I've tried debugging with both the blink and the hello_world get-started examples from ESP-IDF which (I don't think) use the JTAG pins and get the same result. (just to be clear, I can program with the ESP-Prog but not debug).

Not a stupid question at all. The grounds are the same. On the clock frequency, I changed the from 1MHz to 100kHz and I've pretty much got the same response. See below: Open On-Chip Debugger v0.10.0-esp32-20200709 (2020-07-09-08:54) Licensed under GNU GPL v2 For bug reports, read http://openocd.org/...

Hi all, I'm trying to debug a project which uses an ESP32-WROOM using an ESP-Prog board. I've connected all of the JTAG, UART, EN and IO0 connections to the board and I can successfully flash a device as long as I hold IO2 low. However, I cannot seem to get debugging working. Hardware: ESP32-WROOM, ...

I've installed the ESP-IDF via the ESP menu option in Eclipse "Download and Configure ESP-IDF". Afterwards I try to installed the required tools, also via the prompt within Eclipse after the IDf has been installed, and I get failures. Below is the output: Installing tools... This can take a while. P...

I'm also facing this issue. I see this issue both in Eclipse and using the cmdline tool. I'm using IDF 4.3. My colleague who doesn't see this issue is using 4.2. No matter how I change the sdk config file (either though the Eclipse json file or the cmdline menuconfig) I still see this issue. I don't...