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Running command: F:\Espressif\tools\idf-git\2.39.2\cmd\git.exe -C C:\Espressif\frameworks\esp-idf-v5.1 submodule foreach git reset --hard


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Many thanks in advance for any help

Joe

I've seen a few examples here and there of using esp32 to monitor _something else's_ power. However, I'd like to have it report _its own_ power consumption in addition to carrying out assigned tasks. Any examples for this? Thanks so much Joe PS - I've been a little under the weather so I haven't had...

Just FYI, the issue occurs even if all other components are selected for installation.

Attempting installation of drivers on win10 ent x64 b19043 from offline installer fails with code -2. Log file is attached.

Perhaps there is a separate download somewhere for the drivers so I can troubleshoot in greater detail?

Thanks so much

Joe

What I mean by espressif tools is the gnu toolchain you can download from espressif website, as opposed to arduino ide

I've seen several books dedicated to esp32 but they all use Arduino. Anything on the Espressif tools?

Thanks so much

Joe

And the post install "tools" (named .espressif) folder size is ~4gb. I think it would be nice to have a better understanding of wtf is going on.

I'm on Win10 Enterprise 21H1. The (first) offline installer link is the one I originally used. But if the latest version is 4.3.1 why is the "offline installer" named 2.10? Is that simply the "installer version" as opposed to what ends up being installed? And, again, why is the zip file link you pos...

I downloaded the offline installer, it failed with code 1. The online installer "succeeded" but post install size is <1gb whereas the offline installer is 1.6gb. Did something go wrong?

Thanks

Joe