Do you mean from the server to the ESP32, or from the ESP32 to the additional MCU?

Hello all, it's me again. My apologies in advance if this is perhaps not exactly suited for this forum, as it's more about LWIP and TCPIP than the ESP32... Nonetheless, I'm doing this on an ESP32 chip, and I don't really know where else to put it. As you may have gathered from a previous topic of mi...

Looks good to me. I assume these function pointers would feed the LWIP TCPIP stack with data as well, correct? Perhaps you could make the default event handlers available in a header file. That's another thing I've had a little bit of annoyance with - the default event handlers. I'm aware you can di...

You can print the IP address as octets as follows (from the top of my head):

Will it allow for entirely different transportation methods as well, i.e. using SPI to communicate with the Ethernet chip?

That's interesting, good to know. I'm sure it could be of use to other people as well.

Hey guys. This topic is mostly meant towards the good developers over at Espressif. I'm looking at the TCPIP layer at the moment, and I'm interested at implementing a different Ethernet chip, of which I'm currently writing some drivers. I chose one that doesn't have a tcpip stack implemented, as it ...

This isn't necessarily a request I have for hardware changes on the chip, but something I've been wondering since you guys mentioned you were working on further abstracting the LwIP layer to allow usage of different TCP/IP stack libraries and RTOS'es. Basically, I wanna keep the implementation of Et...

This is the error you got.... WIFI_REASON_NO_AP_FOUND. i.e. reason:201. Were you expecting something else? D (31008) event: SYSTEM_EVENT_STA_DISCONNECTED, ssid:bla, ssid_len:3, bssid:00:00:00:00:00:00, reason:201 Well, I was expecting the function esp_wifi_connect() to return an error code. From wh...

Thanks for posting your findings. I'm sure this'll be useful to a lot of people in the future. Can't tell you how many times I've ran into a problem, only to find 'I solved it' as the final post in the thread.