earlephilhower / arduino-esp8266littlefs-plugin

Plugin to upload LittleFS filesystems to ESP8266
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LittleFS Error: mklittlefs not found! #15

Open jancoow opened 3 years ago

jancoow commented 3 years ago

Hi,

I did exactly what is in the readme, however, after I click on "ESP8266 LittleFS data upload" I get this error:

LittleFS Error: mklittlefs not found!

Which is weird, because I did install mklittlefs:

mklittlefs --version mklittlefs version: 0.2.3-31-g295fe9b

busel7 commented 3 years ago

Same here, after update ESP8266 core v3.0.0, cant Data upload with LittleFS

Pius171 commented 3 years ago

Same here, after update ESP8266 core v3.0.0, cant Data upload with LittleFS

3.0 is still in beta stage, I don't think it allows plugins for now, use a stable version

busel7 commented 3 years ago

3.0 is still in beta stage, I don't think it allows plugins for now, use a stable version

Ok, thank you for info

ESPboy-edu commented 3 years ago

Same, after update ESP8266 core v3.0.0, cant Data upload with LittleFS

alvikskor commented 3 years ago

The branch ESP8266 Core 3.0.0 has a fix "Re-add mklittlefs to package.json (# 8060)", but apparently it didn't help. Yesterday (06/01/21) I tried to install the Core 3.0.0 using the "Board Manager". When trying to load the LittleFS file system into the board, the same error "littlefs error: mklittlefs not found!" occurred. The SPIFFS file system boots normally. Are there any ways to fix the problem.

earlephilhower commented 3 years ago

The updated core is not yet released with patch. Until then, please use the git version.

hoekbrwr commented 3 years ago

Version 1.8.15 has this error. I am not able to use LITTLEFS anymore. The new program is now a .java program. How to restore the old procedures? Should I uninstall v2.0.0? All files are in place the .jar file is still there, but it needs this mklittlefs which I cannot find. As this is now the standard filesystem I expect to have a standard procedure to upload files to the filesystem in that format. Why this hocus-pocus via external contributors????

djbiton commented 1 year ago

'LittleFS' was not declared in this scope

LITTLEFS Error: mklittlefs not found!