In my test setup I once connected the LoRa Board to the wrong pins. This resulted in LoRa.begin(FDRS_BAND) returning 0 which led the execution into the infinite while loop:
if (!LoRa.begin(FDRS_BAND)) { while (1); }
I don't know if this is intetnional, but the ESP8266 seems to not like that and it resets wit an error message.
Upon debugging with the ESP Exception decoder it crashes on that while line.
So to prevent from users having to go down that rabbit hole wondering why the ESP keeps resetting I suggest Sending a debug message first.
(Also included in this PR updating the addition of the SPI fix to the files that havent been updated)
In my test setup I once connected the LoRa Board to the wrong pins. This resulted in
LoRa.begin(FDRS_BAND)returning0which led the execution into the infinite while loop:if (!LoRa.begin(FDRS_BAND)) { while (1); }I don't know if this is intetnional, but the ESP8266 seems to not like that and it resets wit an error message. Upon debugging with the ESP Exception decoder it crashes on that
whileline.So to prevent from users having to go down that rabbit hole wondering why the ESP keeps resetting I suggest Sending a debug message first.
(Also included in this PR updating the addition of the SPI fix to the files that havent been updated)