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ESP32 failing to boot #31

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itsnotrin opened this issue Dec 24, 2024 · 8 comments
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ESP32 failing to boot #31

itsnotrin opened this issue Dec 24, 2024 · 8 comments

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@itsnotrin
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Hi, I flashed CarCluster and now my esp keeps rebooting with this error:

assert failed: tcp_alloc /IDF/components/lwip/lwip/src/core/tcp.c:1851 (Required to lock TCPIP core functionality!)

@itsnotrin
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once i disable wifi it boots ^^

@r00li
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r00li commented Dec 24, 2024

Huh, that's an error I have not seen before. It certainly sounds like the issue with the ESP core.
Which ESP core version are you using? I am using 3.0.2
And which Arduino IDE version? I am using 2.3.2

@itsnotrin
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I'm on Arduino IDE 2.3.4
I have a Lolin S3 Mini
esp32 core version 3.1.0

When it's fresh, the menu to select wifi etc is fine, it's once I point it at my actual wifi that I get the error.
After some research, it appears to be with ESPAsyncWebServer if that's any help

@itsnotrin
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me-no-dev/ESPAsyncWebServer#1451 (comment)

The solution seems to be to just downgrade my esp32 version until the repo maintainer fixes it. I'll message here if it works

@itsnotrin
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I got it to work but now my bloody cluster won't work lol
Thanks :)

@r00li
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r00li commented Dec 25, 2024

Ah, ok. So an issue with the AsyncWebServer. Good to know. Will update it when the fix is available. Though I do eventually want to get rid of that dependency anyways.

Which cluster are we talking about? Anything that I can help with?

@itsnotrin
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F10
It’s just to do with my ESP so that’s alright, I have a better one on the way

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r00li commented Dec 25, 2024

Just note that F10 is a bit weird about booting up. The ESP needs to be sending CAN messages before the cluster is connected to power or it will simply refuse to turn on. So plug in the ESP, wait a few seconds then power on the cluster. And after uploading the code to ESP, unplug the cluster power, wait at least 10s and then plug it back in.

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