Unable to flash "Broken Pipe" m1 mac

[toddmcintire]

Bug description

• Would you like to work on a fix? [y/n]n

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. ... build with CRATE_CC_NO_DEFAULTS=1 cargo build
2. ... run with cargo run

Expected behavior

output along the lines of

I (268) cpu_start: Starting scheduler. Hello, world

Screenshots

Environment

• OS: Sonomia 14.4.1
• How did you install the environment: [e.g. espup 0.3.2] both rustup and espup but attempted to mostly follow https://docs.esp-rs.org/std-training/

  Additional context

I can get the std-training/intro/hardware-check to work but attempting to run the esp-idf-template results in a Error: × Broken pipe

[Vollbrecht]

What board are you using? What version of espflash are you using? What happens if you manually connect after flashing withespflash monitor`?

[toddmcintire]

What board are you using? What version of espflash are you using? What happens if you manually connect after flashing withespflash monitor`?

Im using the ESP32-C3-DevKit-RUST-1 and my espflash is version 3.0.0. If I plug the board in and run espflash monitor I get the following output

If I press CTRL + R I get the broken pipe.

[Vollbrecht]

espflash has a additional optional argument --no-stub. Can you try it out and see if it makes a difference in your case?

[toddmcintire]

espflash has a additional optional argument --no-stub. Can you try it out and see if it makes a difference in your case?

Sorry it seems this bug report may have been in error. Before running espflash with --no-stub I tried with just monitor and it spat out an error about Invalid chip id. To which I just deleted the entire folder and re-generated everything with cargo-generate. Upon flashing I now get the correct output as seen below.

I do apologize for all confusion created by this issue.