Closed mriksman closed 9 months ago
Please share the complete DUT logs in the file and provide details about the Apple Home (iPad or iOS version and HomePod version). Which DUT are you using, esp32c3, or esp32?
Attached logs.
ESP32-S AiThinker. iOS 17.2 Multiple HomePods (17.1.1)/Apple TVs (17.1)
Strangest thing - the first log (LogFail.txt
) showed the commissioning failing. That was new. Previously it commissioned and then showed 'No Response'.
LogFail.txt
So I factory reset (shown in the logs) and tried again. This time, it commissioned and appears working in the Apple Home App (Logs.txt
).
Logs.txt
It's concerning that I am getting different results each time I try...
I went away, came back, unplugged the USB, plugged it back in, and now I am seeing the 'No Response' issue. It eventually came good. Seems to be a few timeout errors. Does it look OK...? Attached log. LogLaterRestart.txt
At some point during the night, they became unresponsive; showing 'No Response' in Apple Home. See attached logs. LogFailedOvernight.txt I then restarted the device, it it connects to Wi-Fi but I am seeing 'No Response'. LogAfterRestart.txt
@mriksman ,I think the discussion over here answers your query.
Perhaps. I created a new 'Home', moved a HomePod mini over to it, and added the Matter Accessory. So far it has been rock solid/stable.
Perhaps I had/have an issue with my current/old Home? I have noticed other strange things happen besides the above. I might move everything over to the new Home, and monitor it.
If there is nothing obviously wrong in my logs above, then this issue can be closed.
Describe the bug Months ago I built a development environment (iOS 16.x and ESP-IDF 4.4 at the time) and loaded the Light example. It worked fine.
I have come back to the project and rebuilt the environment. Running VSCode with ESP-IDF checkout
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, used the ESP-IDF extension to installesp-matter
and loaded the Light example. It commissioned OK, but shows No Response in the Apple Home App. The terminal shows the following, repeating occasionally.Environment
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I was able to go to Settings | General | Matter Accessories, click on the 'Matter Accessory' and click 'Remove Accessory'. This appears to have executed correctly