Try soldering a large low ESR (low series resistance) capacitor e.g. 220uF tantalum 6.3V directly across the ESP32 3V3 and GND pins as close to the ESP32 as possible. This will act as a storage tank for current spikes so the voltage will not drop enough to cause a brownout, even when the regulator ...

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Can anyone tell me what the purpose of feeding the watchdog is?

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I have created an example which illustrates deep sleep'ing and counting low pulses on GPIO0: https://gist.github.com/igrr/54f7fbe0513ac14e1aea3fd7fbecfeab Comments are welcome. If there is positive feedback we will add this example to the ESP-IDF. Each time you press "Boot" button (which brings GPI...

guillermop wrote:Yes, I'm not sure if that is the solution, maybe I'm misunderstanding something, but I'm keeping searching information

Hi there, just curious to know if you have come up with a solution of some sort? I have not had much time myself looking into this but will soon...

Hi, I'm here for same reason. I know that it is possible to solver this behavior by hardware, like in the esp8266 with something like a monostable flip flop but as @beg_dk I would like to know if there is a firmware/software solution for that. I've found an answer that might help, I'll post the sol...

Hi My apologies, it turned out to be the voltage supply that caused the trouble or at least something that made the voltage supplying the ESP32 too low to operate. I did not have any reason to suspect the voltage supply because I have used this setup many times without problems. Thanks for your help...

Hi I am using ESP32D0WDQ6 (revision 0). Are there any issues with that particular revision? Also I have tried to pinpoint where the problem is but inserting log statements as you suggested Kolban. This are my findings so far. As part of the wifi initialisation the event_handler is created, just the ...

Do you have any recommendations as to the thickness / length of wires - any capacitors that must be provided - is the mentioned voltage regulator step down module not suitable?

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In that case, I'll ask the old standby question: is the power supply to your ESP32 powerful enough and connected over thick enough wires? If it's not, it tends to give problems with WiFi startup. I am using this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AMS1117-3-3V-3V3-800mA-Voltage-Regulator-Step-Down-Module-for...

That backtrace doesn't match the error message at all and is actually bullshit: no way printf calls into an ethernet arp function. Are you sure you are feeding gdb the exact same file as you have flashed? You are right, it does seem strange - I might be doing something wrong that I am not able to s...