Closed AkdM closed 3 years ago
Power off d1, push button d1, keep pushing, connect usb cable (or power) release button, try to flash...
@lesleypersyn Nope, still nothing. It only blinks the blue LED when esptool
is trying to connect.
Best way to be sure is to test with another d1....
Yep, I have another one and it works well. I don't event push the RST button, I simply connect the USB, and do things. But I guess something is broken since even ´read_mac´ won't output anything.
Something can be broken.always buy 'spares'!
You're right. It's a chance they cost less than $3 each!
I had great success with Tasmotizer (https://github.com/tasmota/tasmotizer) in the past flashing ESPs that I couldn't flash with anything else. Export a Blink sketch for the D1 Mini from Arduino IDE and use Tasmotizer to flash that binary to the D1 and see if this sorts the issue out.
Thanks for the input, but it doesn't change anything, since even esptool read_mac
won't output anything 😞
I'm closing it since I think it's a faulty unit.
Hey there.
So I've managed to get everything to work, but I noticed that now I just can't flash to something else. Because the USB way couldn't work, I've used the OTA fw upgrade from the web UI, and it apparently worked (to a basic LED blinking). But now that I've done this, it just won't get any info or flash.
Here are the commands I've tried:
esptool.py -p /dev/cu.usbserial-1420 read_mac
esptool.py -p /dev/cu.usbserial-1420 chip_id
etc.The only output I have is the following:
The
Connecting
dots run for like 10-15 seconds then fails with the above error. In the same time, the LED from the chip is blinking about every 2 seconds.I've of course tried multiple USB cables, multiple ports, multiple baud rates, tried on another computer and everything, grounded D3 (GPIO0) but nothing worked. I have another D1 Mini which works, and I do everything the same.
Any of you experienced the issue? I'm on macOS by the way.
Thanks!