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Getting "Not Found: /" (FIX) #184

Closed mbd-shift closed 2 years ago

mbd-shift commented 3 years ago

Used ESP8266FS 0.5.0

Fix: In esp8266-fastled-webserver.ino line 255

Changed Dir dir = SPIFFS.openDir("/"); to Dir dir = SPIFFS.openDir("");

Quantum99k commented 3 years ago

yeah that didn't work for me. I"m using the nodemcu 12E

mbd-shift commented 3 years ago

try

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Ragebone commented 3 years ago

both didn't work for me on a node mcu v3 lolin thingy. Probably due to flash settings

shadik42 commented 3 years ago

Do you uploaded webapp to SPIFFS?

https://github.com/jasoncoon/esp8266-fastled-webserver#installing

dzuljo commented 2 years ago

Hi guys,i have same problem after update with LittleFS Data Upload. Before when i used Sketch data upload,everything worked perfectly. I tryed solution from mbd-shift,no working for me.Any solution? Nodemcu v3 Arduino 1.8.16 Library update today OsX Thanks

henrygab commented 2 years ago

With the switch to the use of LittleFS, you will have to re-upload the file system at least once, so it overwrites SPIFFS with LittleFS.

This is true even if you previously were using SPIFFS.

It's recommended to use PlatformIO (rather than Arduino) to create and upload the file system image, as the logging is better. See https://github.com/jasoncoon/esp8266-fastled-webserver/discussions/207#discussioncomment-1655195 for how to start using PlatformIO.

Of course, Arduino still works.

If you are still getting this error, there are some possible reasons:

  1. Flash writing failed because of low power. This can happen if using an unpowered USB hub to power the ESP module, as writing to the flash takes more current. Plug directly into the computer's USB port, or use a powered USB3 hub.
  2. Flash writing failed because hardware failure. Flash has limited write cycles. It's just a possibility, but this is very hard to diagnose precisely.

I will close this issue due to age. However, if you have this problem, please open a new issue with confirmation that you're using a powered USB hub (or direct-to-PC USB connection), whether you're using PlatformIO or Arduino for the upload, and any relevant logging output.