Closed romanlucas closed 5 years ago
Hey again, i'm going to close this issue. Found the mistake myself. By using serial monitor in the arduino ide i could find out that it was failing to mount the file system. Turns out in Arduino IDE --> Tools --> Flash Size --> 4M (no SPIFFS) was selected. Changing this solved the problem. The Wemos D1 Mini broadcasted with the right SSID and the SK6812-Strip is working flawlessly again! Maybe the hint with the SPIFFS (still no clue what this means, to be honest) could/should be mentioned in the Lights-Docs. As a complete noob to all this stuff i really wasnt aware of anything like this could solve my problem.
kind regards, roman
Just had the same happening to me. Couldn't reach the D1 Mini via http, but could ping it. I set the flash size to 4M (1M SPIFFS) and that seems to work now. Thanks @romanlucas for writing it down!
Hey, First, thanks for your great work! Enjoying my diyHue since a few months. Today i did a fresh install of the latest version. Works fine with my yeelights. But i have problems with diy-LED-Strips. Im using SK6812-Strips connected to Wemos D1 mini. Everything was working fine with my older Version of diyHue and the "SK6812HueStrip.ino" (the one from the mariusmotea-repo). However, with the new Generic_SK6812_Strip.ino the wemos D1 mini is not broadcasting with the SSID set in the light_name variable. Instead it broadcasts with the SSID "ESP-C760DC". When connected to this network, nothing happens. I also tried with the Generic_WS2812_Strip.ino, but the result is the same. When trying again with the old "SK6812HueStrip.ino" the strip is working with the Light GUI, but connection to the diyhue-bridge is not possible. I think it has to do with some name-variable. Is there anything i'm missing out?
kind regards, roman