Closed Johannes-Thiel closed 1 week ago
@Johannes-Thiel Do you, by any chance, see a stack trace when abort() is called?
@falkoschindler yes. Backtrace: 0x40081d8a:0x3ffdaaa0 0x4009311d:0x3ffdaac0 0x40098642:0x3ffdaae0 0x40093113:0x3ffdab50 0x40146f78:0x3ffdab70 0x4010ba4a:0x3ffdab90 0x400e6815:0x3ffdadc0 0x400dccee:0x3ffdb670 0x400dea7b:0x3ffdbc20 0x400deeb6:0x3ffdbd00 0x401e61bb:0x3ffdbdb0 0x40093561:0x3ffdbdd0
I tested this issue again. Our update tho ESP IDF 5.3.1 has fixed this issue. The ESP does not bootloop with both configs.
When the following script is configured, the esp will Bootloop.
When the can is initialized before the Serial, the esp will not Bootloop.
Before the the Bootloop follwing error is thrown: