- Wed Aug 26, 2015 10:44 am
#27092
I have an implemention (including basic IP (tcp/udp/icmp)) for atmega328p 
- Wed Aug 26, 2015 7:45 pm
#27126
Did you gave it a try under ESP8266 ?
Is that an uIP implementation or PicoTCP or something else ?
(I've ported uIP to STM32 quite easily, so maybe it can be done for ESP)
Ciao !
eriksl wrote:I have an implemention (including basic IP (tcp/udp/icmp)) for atmega328p
Did you gave it a try under ESP8266 ?
Is that an uIP implementation or PicoTCP or something else ?
(I've ported uIP to STM32 quite easily, so maybe it can be done for ESP)
Ciao !
- Wed Aug 26, 2015 10:31 pm
#27129
why would you need to connect an ethernet device to an esp module that can not route network connections (last time i check)?
Tyler Spilker wrote:Have you managed to get this to work? I have some need for a similar device (ethernet to ESP8266)
why would you need to connect an ethernet device to an esp module that can not route network connections (last time i check)?
- Thu Aug 27, 2015 10:37 am
#27176
I made the ip implementation myself, from scratch.
I didn't feel the need to do it on esp8266 as it already comes with lwip.
martinayotte wrote:eriksl wrote:I have an implemention (including basic IP (tcp/udp/icmp)) for atmega328p
Did you gave it a try under ESP8266 ?
Is that an uIP implementation or PicoTCP or something else ?
(I've ported uIP to STM32 quite easily, so maybe it can be done for ESP)
Ciao !
I made the ip implementation myself, from scratch.
I didn't feel the need to do it on esp8266 as it already comes with lwip.
