No. It's fine. I don't think the churn will stop anytime soon anyway.

also, whenever is a good time for this, I would love to brainstorm on how to make logging better (in the toit-logd sense): 1) being able to re-resolve print/log handlers, in case logging service gets installed, reinstalled, or dies 2) being able to start logd before other containers 3) being able to map numeric gids to container names (this could be a query to a service in Jaguar?)

I'm traveling this week, but let me see if we can find some brainstorming time soon.

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Uses the new SDK.

@floitsch is there / will there be any support for the ESP32-S31? 🙂

Support is planned. I already bought some wroom modules, but aliexpress doesn't have any (decently priced, or maybe none at all?) dev-boards. So I will have to build the board for it first.

£18 for the base dev board now https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005012329349286.html £100 for the media one, which is a little pricey https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005013210719097.html We will end up with one of these in the office in the coming month!

Wow those look cool..

mate found a cosmetic bug: i accidentally ran jag flash when i had the monitor session still open in another window, and saw this:

it was moaning about chip-id when i didn't specify any of that stuff

But it immediately told you to check whether the port isn't used by another task.

That said. The deprecation warning shouldn't be there

Yeh deffo, I had the brain fart.. Was just thinking about the deprecated message is all, in case it wasn't supposed to be there

Sir - I'm trying to troubleshoot why I can't seem to make wifi AP configurations stick properly. I'm a bit stuck as to whether the AP configuration given in

jag wifi set

has even been stored by the ESP32 after the flash. I now have 3 of the little ESP32 c6's that refuse to connect to anything no matter what I do (kinda bricked right now!).

just wondering if you can point me at maybe the jag packge or something - i could pull it apart locally and see if i can get it to give me some better data in the monitor - eg, the AP name its attempting to use, etc

- or - I understood the wifi package would take a name/password, but i don't believe they stick do they?

I know some wifi's (like at work) use different things in the background so maybe that's a clue (like spec r/v/k and maybe the reject is happening for a different reason than the advised one)

I would start by: - look at the output of the device. It should tell you what it tries to connect to. - connect to your phone hotspot first (unless you have already successfully used the same network for an esp32). Esp32 can only connect to 2.4Ghz networks. That could be a reason. I think you can

wifi.connect --save

which only saves once it successfully connected. I'm guessing you mean the wifi library not package?

I get this on repeat - I don't see it say the SSID in the output - just not found...? To test on mobile - it does reach the hotspot SSID.. but the work one it doesn't. To your point, it might have band steering set up, but I don't believe it should be steering something that isn't capable... assuming it was 5g only, you'd never see it anyway. It just says 'not found'. I have the same AP kit at home, i might try and force it and see what the AP logs say. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/918498540232253483/1556683769916948621/image.png?backend=b2&ex=6ac50e3c&is=6ac3bcbc&hm=2867116f0edd6a547ef9a3f0528dbbe7b4818920be789637eef94f1574e48b21&

so I got my scanner out and at this building they're doing some funky stuff with the AP's to try and hide/disable the 2.4ghz. (honestly i have no idea why)

I might update the others i have back home and see if i can get them online again..

sorry to annoy you - i figured there might be something more to see

We should print which ap wasn't found... But yes. It's likely the hotspot did something weird and doesn't show the 2.4ghz ssid

do you get things like this often? or just from me? lol

Wondering if i could force the band steering at home and see if the ESP would be able to recognise it

Second or third time... No idea whether it can be made to work...

I got myself a P4 devkit (https://docs.waveshare.com/ESP32-P4-Module-DEV-KIT) to play around with. it has a module with ESP32C6 as the wifi/BLE coprocessor. robots had no issues getting a prototype working using the ESP hosted/remote link. if there is interest, I could work on polishing it up, gating it behind Kconfig and adding a

esp32p4-c6wifi

envelope