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Easy MultiSensor device based on ESP8266/ESP32
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Mini D1 ES32 flash #5159

Closed comtechnik closed 1 day ago

comtechnik commented 2 days ago

Hello, I have a problem with a Mini D1 ESP32. I can't flash it? Is there a guide on how to do this, what settings do I need to use in the flashing tool? Or could it be that the Mini D1 ESP32 doesn't work with EspEasy?

Thanks for the help

TD-er commented 2 days ago

It should work just fine. Have you also tried the web flasher? https://td-er.nl/ESPEasy/latest/ N.B. you may need to use Chrome on Windows for this to work.

Also this isn't really a bug/feature request, but more like a generic question, which is best asked at the forum

tonhuisman commented 2 days ago

Ditto.

Some boards need to be forced into flash-mode by press and hold the boot button, then press and release reset, and after a few seconds release the boot button (or keep it pressed until the flash download process is completed).

TD-er commented 1 day ago

Not sure if the Mini D1 does have a 'boot' button. If not present, you can try to pull GPIO-0 to GND before power on and keep it till the flashing is complete.

comtechnik commented 1 day ago

Thanks for your answers, the D1 Mini ESP32 doesn't have a boot button. I'm not sure at the moment which build I should use. I need the climate version. But which one?

TD-er commented 1 day ago

You need a 4M version. The builds on the webflasher page I linked can be split into:

It is preferred to use the LittleFS builds on newly installed nodes as that will be the file system used in the future. When updating later, you should pick a build with the same file system.

There are "Solo1" builds, which you don't need for this one.

And there are variants like "ETH" with Ethernet support (which you don't need, but doesn't harm if you run an "ETH" build). In your case I would use the "Climate 4M" build as it has a build for ESP32 (classic) you have.

comtechnik commented 1 day ago

Great, thanks, it worked. I used the Klima 4M LittleFS ETH Solo1(ESP32). Flash: GPIO-0 with GND and permanently connected! Plugged in, and then for the flashing process, briefly pressed the reset button and off we went! :-)

TD-er commented 1 day ago

Good to see you got it working.

Have fun! :)