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Crash after flash #7
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There is an option to disable dual buffer in the config.
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I will test again but not sure when. |
I did a fresh git clone and now your demo works. The issue was that I changed esp_lvgl_port version from 2.0.0 to 2.2.2 inside idf_components.yml. But still a thing that was missing was the CONFIG_LV_USE_OBSERVER to be enabled via menuconfig. Please add this info to the readme. |
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There is an issue where and here lvgl/lvgl#6010 |
I will upgrade to latest # Build with "WT32-SC01 Plus" specific configuration
idf.py -D SDKCONFIG_DEFAULTS="sdkconfig.wt32sc01plus" build
idf.py -p <PORT> flash monitor |
You are right, I forgot to untick the "Check this to not use custom lv_conf.h" inside menuconfig. |
Conclusion: If idf_components.yml in this repo still uses esp_lvgl_port v2.0.0 do not change it to newer version. |
Will test with latest version when I get time next :) |
Compilation was not turnkey process, anyways I face an issue after flashing. The core keeps panicing and bootlooping due to memory problem.
Below you can find some of the serial log:
I try to debug in the meantime however I am also open for suggestions.
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