Are you checking the value of PATH from inside VSCode terminal? Because I think there it is incorrect.

Hi trustmiao,

please check the content of your PATH environment variable. It seems that it invokes the MSYS python. The path to Python which you installed for Windows CMD must be earlier in PATH then the path pointing to the MSYS binary directory.

Hello Baldhead, An expert for Visual Studio Code will look at your issue. In the meantime, I can help with Python. So your issue is now that you install the requirements but it still complains about that they are not installed? If that is the case then probably there are more Pythons installed in yo...

Hello Torsten, How did you download the ZIP? If you clicked on "Clone or download" button than I guess you don't have the submodules downloaded. If you download a ZIP from here https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/releases then it should contain the submodules as well. If you want the latest master ...

You are not supposed to use the Windows Python from mingw but install the mingw-w64-i686-python package by pacman. If you haven't updated the package database recently then the package might be called mingw-w64-i686-python2. Here is the script we use to setup the MSYS mingw environment: https://gith...

i'm stuck in this problem, can anyone help me? thx farid_@DESKTOP-QRFLH6S MINGW32 /c/Users/farid_/Desktop/workspace/HelloWorld $ make menuconfig make: python: No such file or directory make: *** No rule to make target 'check_python_dependencies', needed by 'menuconfig'. Stop. Hi Ahmad Farid, are yo...

I think this is the same issue as https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/issues/5152. You may hit subscribe there and will be notified when it gets solved.

Hi egoncalves,

this might be a good place to start: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp ... tests.html

Thanks Segmentation Fault.

In the meantime, I moved the topic to the Arduino sub-forum because I think this will be an Arduino issue.

Thanks Segmentation Fault. Yes, any code could help reproduce the issue.

But firstly, if you just could try the given example with pure IDF then we could eliminate the possibility that the board with SD is not working and have the Arduino people look at it.