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Basic Interpreter for the ESP8266
http://esp8266basic.com
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File I/O failed #16

Closed Derek-K closed 8 years ago

Derek-K commented 8 years ago

Just installed version 1.68 (Tired both 1MB and 512k version on ESP8266-1 with 1MB flash)

I was able to connect to it via WiFi (SSID=ESP) and browser able to access 192.168.4.1. However I was not able to save config. Tried to hit "Format" button, it just print "1", tried to save but getting "File Open Failed"

I have also tried to use "EDIT" then save, I get the same error too. Looks like File System access is broken at the moment?

I have putty connected at 9600 BAUD and these are the output.

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Failed Wifi Connect Creating WIFI access point ESP APname file open failed APpass file open failed Starting Default Program Done... WIFIname <-- trying to save config file open failed WIFIpass file open failed APname file open failed APpass file open failed LoginKey file open failed ShowMenueBar file open failed otaUrl file open failed Formating <-- Trying to "Format" 1Formating <-- and again 1WIFIname file open failed WIFIpass file open failed APname file open failed APpass file open failed LoginKey file open failed ShowMenueBar file open failed ....... Done... default/1 <--- trying to save the text in "Edit" window file open failed default/2 file open failed default/3 file open failed

On a side note. For some interesting reasons, when I use ESP_Basic_Flasher.exe to flash, my ESP8266 seems unstable and will crash randomly and reboot. But if I flash ESP8266Basic.cpp.bin manually using ESP8266Flasher.exe seems more stable (no crash yet, other than first boot)

todocono commented 8 years ago

Any follow up on this? @Derek-K ? did it keep happening?

Derek-K commented 8 years ago

Sorry to tell you I have abandon using ESP Basic shortly after that....

todocono commented 8 years ago

I have been tinkering all day around it and still didn't get to see many inconsistencies. May be this issue was already fixed. Thanks for the input.. too unstable to work on or did you just got busy with other projects?

Derek-K commented 8 years ago

Sadly both. Too unstable to work on and moved on...

It was a good project, but still liking NodeMCU project more...

todocono commented 8 years ago

I don't know exactly what did I do but I ended up with the same I/O error you have ... working on it but it looks like I flashed the wrong version or something like that

@mmiscool : can you throw some light on what to check? I am on a nodemcu dev board v0.9 , any idea which firmware should I be flashing and if that is the right approach to tackle the file writing problem?

mmiscool commented 8 years ago

I don't think this is a problem after moving to newer esp arduino package.