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WDT Reset while pushing timezone list #6

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cboy2us opened this issue Jul 5, 2017 · 2 comments
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WDT Reset while pushing timezone list #6

cboy2us opened this issue Jul 5, 2017 · 2 comments

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@cboy2us
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cboy2us commented Jul 5, 2017

Even with the compiled build you have posted I'm getting a watchdog reset while it is populating the timezone field on the initial configuration index.html.

@earlephilhower
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Howdy,

If you're looking at issue #5, that's an older version and not even set to run at 160MHz. I'd recommend rebuilding from scratch and ignoring that attachment. If it builds and uploads and you get a WDT, can you do a traceback using the Arduino plugin to see where it's hung? The codepath there should be invariant no matter where it's running.

As always, with this chip be sure you've got some good decoupling on the power rails. My ESP-01s needed an extra cap VCC->GND to be stable for anything. The power plug was good as long as I drove it from the 5V(USB), but if I tried driving from the USB's 3.3V rail it was unstable w/my cheapo USB->TTL adapter.

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cboy2us commented Jul 6, 2017

I've tried with both 80 and 160Mhz selected in the Arduino IDE (not very familiar with it yet) Power at the module appears to be decoupled well though I haven't uncapped it to check at the chip. I'm driving the 1117 regulator from 5v USB

I removed all but my locale from tz.h and it loads without the wdt.

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