It's not a standard protocol. The short answer is no, not possible.

It looks like you're checking if 'taskYieldRequired' but not actually yielding.

Is it possible that it's booting firmware in an OTA partition? Erase entire flash and try upload again.

You may well need rtc_gpio_hold_en

https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp ... gpio_num_t

(And rtc_gpio_hold_dis on wakeup.)

I think default is typically 5/4 for ESP32, but it's configurable on this chip so you may want to dig in to the library to see which pins it's using. That output suggests that it's changing pin configuration very quickly, far too quickly for you to physically switch the wires to match. Obviously you...

Functionality to help with very low power projects. I think the ULP coprocessor is amazing and underutilized. I know there has been talk in here already of making it easier to work with. -Faster boot time (and/or faster wake from deep sleep if more feasible) -Faster WiFi connection time (I'm still c...

More generally, you should learn to debug this stuff yourself. You need to use some kind of web traffic monitor to debug your form and server response. Chrome and maybe Firefox have them built in, but I like Fiddler. And you need to use Serial printouts liberally in your code to identify where thing...

There's no submit button on your html form to actually do the action. type="submit"
For the other button, you'll probably want a little bit of javascript (eg. clear the text fields and then focus the first) but that's not important right now.
Add the submit thing and see how you get on.

I wouldn't bother with that one. Given that it's already in the state you want it to be in, you could probably just hold the pins at their current level, rather than specifically setting them. Here are the two: rtc_gpio_hold_en https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/api-reference/peri...