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[Tool Release] FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL

Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2015 6:06 am
by ESP_Faye
Here is the Flash Download Tool.

Enjoy !

Update version 1.2 and source code. ;) ;)
Release Note 160104:
exe tool:
1. fix result check function for ESP32
2. fix download error if address exceed 2Mbyes

esptool_ESP32.py is in ESP32_RTOS_SDK/tools
ESP32_FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL_V1.2.0.zip
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Re: [Tool Release] FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2015 4:44 am
by captain_morgan
Is there or will there be an official flash tool for Linux?

Re: [Tool Release] FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2015 8:53 am
by scargill
Ok, got Windows all set up with an example "hello world" - compiles just great... not the foggiest idea what to do with the pins on the demo board. On the ESP8266 we have to attach 3v3 to 3v3, gnd to gnd, serial in and out - and ground GPIO0 temporarily to program..

So what is the equivalent on the demo board (the kit we received with the ESP32 board and 0.1" spacing base board. Which pins on that board need to go where??? Has anyone already programmed the chip - simple hardware guide would be great...

Re: [Tool Release] FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2015 12:11 pm
by NevynSelby
scargill wrote:Ok, got Windows all set up with an example "hello world" - compiles just great... not the foggiest idea what to do with the pins on the demo board. On the ESP8266 we have to attach 3v3 to 3v3, gnd to gnd, serial in and out - and ground GPIO0 temporarily to program..

So what is the equivalent on the demo board (the kit we received with the ESP32 board and 0.1" spacing base board. Which pins on that board need to go where??? Has anyone already programmed the chip - simple hardware guide would be great...
Adafruit have a video looking at the tool chain and hardware set up on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCGHb0OVz1s

regards,
Mark

Re: [Tool Release] FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL

Posted: Thu Dec 24, 2015 11:46 pm
by captain_morgan
scargill wrote:Ok, got Windows all set up with an example "hello world" - compiles just great... not the foggiest
So what is the equivalent on the demo board (the kit we received with the ESP32 board and 0.1" spacing base board. Which pins on that board need to go where??? Has anyone already programmed the chip - simple hardware guide would be great...
It's the same as before. I've put my notes up here. https://gist.github.com/morganrallen/09 ... 9c2a621d50

Re: [Tool Release] FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL

Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2016 3:18 pm
by rudi ;-)
ESP Flash Tool 1.2.0 now released
a newer release of ESP32 ESP Flash Tool ( 2016-06-15 ) is online on new Resource Web Side at espressif web.

ESP32 Flash Download Tool V1.2.0

1. fix result check function for ESP32
2. fix download error if address exceed 2Mbyes

more info here

best wishes
rudi ;-)

[Tool Release] v3.4.2 Flash Download Tools (ESP8266 & ESP32)

Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2016 4:45 pm
by rudi ;-)
hi guys

New Flash Download Tools V3.4.2 (ESP8266 & ESP32) released on 22 Sept 2016.
Note: windows user only

espressif support resource

best wishes
rudi ;-)

[Tool Release] v3.4.4 Flash Download Tools (ESP8266 & ESP32)

Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2016 2:55 pm
by rudi ;-)
hi guys

New Flash Download Tools V3.4.4 (ESP8266 & ESP32) released on 14. Nov 2016
Note: windows user only

espressif support resource

best wishes
rudi ;-)

Re: [Tool Release] FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 2:34 pm
by Ritesh
Hi,

We are normally using ESP Download Tool 3.4.2 usually in windows to flash firmware images into ESP32 based boards.

But, sometimes we are getting packet header type of error while flashing firmware same way as normally working. And also sometimes not able to flash firmware into few boards though it can be programmed using make flash command.

Also, we are generally using 912600 baudrate for that.

Does this issue has been fixed into 3.4.4 download tool or has anyone faced this type of issue while flashing firmware into higher baudrate?

Re: [Tool Release] FLASH_DOWNLOAD_TOOL

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 9:42 pm
by rudi ;-)
Ritesh wrote: ..
Also, we are generally using 912600 baudrate for that.
..
do you mean 912600 or 921600?

best wishes
rudi ;-)