You can check this thread regarding connecting esp32-s3 to the sd card in 4-bit sdio protocolhttps://esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=28377

Look into the generated C code in the default_lib3.c file. Check if there are any errors in the code, such as incorrect pointer declarations or syntax issues.

If possible, you can use a separate GPIO pin to control the external chip's wake-up signal. This would allow you to keep the I2C frequency at 400kHz without interfering with the I2C communication.

Check for loose connections or faulty jumper wires. Consider adding decoupling capacitors near the power supply pins of the ESP8266 and the sensor to smooth out any voltage fluctuations. If the sensor requires more current than the ESP8266 can provide reliably, consider using a separate power supply...

The error message indicates that there's no matching function because the last parameter you're passing is an integer (0), but it should be of type param_val_t.

I hope ESP team will consider this issue seriously.

I am not sure but this one may help you: https://www.cnx-software.com/2023/05/12 ... ver%20chip.

Could not find anything regarding how to interface the 16-bit camera Bus with ESP32 S3.
However, here is a thread about ESP32-S3 Camera Example: viewtopic.php?t=28126

Minimize the use of dynamic memory allocation (e.g., malloc, free) and prefer static allocation wherever possible.

Feel free to share the relevant portions of your code, and I'll do my best to assist you in troubleshooting the problem.