Error flashing firmware [SOLVED]
Posted: Sat Sep 12, 2015 4:26 pm
Hello
I have just obtained an ESP8266
http://www.dx.com/p/esp-07-esp8266-serial-wi-f-wireless-module-w-built-in-antenna-compatible-with-3-3v-5v-for-arduino-400559#.VfSXNPTGBUN
I'm trying to flash this little sucker with some new firmware, but to no avail.
I use the ESP Flash Download tool V0.9.6
Sometimes i get this message:
CrystalFreq 26M
SPI Speed is set to 40MHz
SPI Mode QIO
Flash Size 8Mbit
COM3
Baudrate 115200
I have tried searching the all mighty web, but have found no one who has had the same problem as me. I hope someone here can help me with this
PS: I'm trying to do this through my Arduino UNO. The ESP8266 is connected to GND and 5v and RX to RX and TX to TX
Edit:
Now i got this:
Edit: Figured out the issue with the flashing, though kind of embarrassing!
The sketch on which my Arduino was running was the "SoftwareSerialExample". This was interfering with the upload.
I uploaded a bare-bone code:
Which solved everything!
I will leave this here, just to remind myself of my embarrassment!
I have just obtained an ESP8266
http://www.dx.com/p/esp-07-esp8266-serial-wi-f-wireless-module-w-built-in-antenna-compatible-with-3-3v-5v-for-arduino-400559#.VfSXNPTGBUN
I'm trying to flash this little sucker with some new firmware, but to no avail.
I use the ESP Flash Download tool V0.9.6
Sometimes i get this message:
Code: Select all
sp_init_data_default.bin_rep
test running : False
serial port opened
Connecting...
chip sync ok!
read reg error
com closed
CrystalFreq 26M
SPI Speed is set to 40MHz
SPI Mode QIO
Flash Size 8Mbit
COM3
Baudrate 115200
I have tried searching the all mighty web, but have found no one who has had the same problem as me. I hope someone here can help me with this
PS: I'm trying to do this through my Arduino UNO. The ESP8266 is connected to GND and 5v and RX to RX and TX to TX
Edit:
Now i got this:
Code: Select all
Erasing flash...
head: 8 ;total: 8
erase size : 163840
erase flash error
com closed
Edit: Figured out the issue with the flashing, though kind of embarrassing!
The sketch on which my Arduino was running was the "SoftwareSerialExample". This was interfering with the upload.
I uploaded a bare-bone code:
Code: Select all
void setup() {
}
void loop() {
}
Which solved everything!
I will leave this here, just to remind myself of my embarrassment!