brig wrote:Fr4gg0r wrote:Looks like a clean boot, doesn't it?
Yes, this is when the unit is powered.
Is this ...0‚~–4ы!‹“Y…$Ћ’2:’¶ЈяOґ:БBCб 0‚~–4ы!‹“Y…$Ћ’2:’¶ЈяOґ:БBCб 0‚~–4ы!‹“Y…$Ћ’2:’¶ЈяOґ:БCб 0‚~–4ы!‹“Y…$Ћ’2:’¶ЈяOґ:БBCб...four attempts to power up.
node.restart () is always executed correctly.
As I originally stated and as others have also experienced, when the issue occurs, there is no "NodeLua xxx xxx xx" start-up message printed. Issuing commands whilst in this state results in no response and therefore issuing a node.restart() would also not reboot the device in this state.
Each failed hardware reset (power cycle) or power up just prints garbage on the serial and the chip does not respond to any commands. Once the esp finally resets ok and prints out the start up message, then it is totally functional including node.restart() until you power cycle the board and get only garbage data printed out.